Causes and Prevention of Peach Fruit Dropping

During the fruit drop period, peach trees typically experience three distinct phases of fruit loss. The first stage occurs within 1 to 2 weeks after flowering, when unswollen ovaries are shed. This is mainly due to poor pollination and fertilization, incomplete flowering, or degeneration of the pist ----more

Causes and Prevention of Peach Fruit Dropping

During the fruit drop period, peach trees typically experience three distinct stages of fruit loss. The first stage occurs within 1 to 2 weeks after flowering, when non-inflated ovaries are shed. This is primarily caused by poor pollination and fertilization, incomplete flower development, or degene ----more

Key Techniques for Weed Control in Summer Maize Field

In the summer corn fields, common weeds include crabgrass, ironweed, amaranth, purslane, prickly senna, coriander, green foxtail, and volunteer wheat. These weeds can cause corn yield losses ranging from 10% to 30%, with severe cases exceeding 50%. In recent years, the use of chemical herbicides for ----more

Five new methods for vegetable seedlings

Seedling cultivation is a modern technique that involves growing young plants in plastic plug trays. These trays are divided into individual cells, each containing one seedling. As the seedlings grow, their roots intertwine with the growing medium, forming a compact root ball at the base. This metho ----more

Five new methods for vegetable seedlings

Seedling cultivation is a modern technique that involves growing young plants in plastic plug trays. Each tray is divided into individual cells, with one seedling per cell. As the seedlings develop, their roots intertwine with the growing medium, forming a small, compact plug at the base. This metho ----more

Key Techniques for Weed Control in Summer Maize Field

In summer corn fields, common weeds include crabgrass, ironweed, amaranth, purslane, prickly senna, coriander, green foxtail, and volunteer wheat. These weeds can cause corn yield losses ranging from 10% to 30%, with severe infestations exceeding 50%. In recent years, the adoption of corn field weed ----more

To grow loofah to be good

The tendrils that emerge from the loofah plant are naturally designed for climbing and helping the vine to spread along branches. However, these tendrils often have a long interval between their growth and eventual withering. During this time, they consume valuable nutrients that could otherwise be ----more