Why do bergamot trees die in 3 4 years?

It should be that there are not many nutrients in the soil, and then there are bacteria in the soil that erode the roots, or the later maintenance is not in place, it is not good for waterlogging or drought.

: It is recommended to use paclobutrazol, and it will bloom and set fruit in autumn. Bergamot blooms 3-4 times a year.

If the bergamot tree is planted as a seedling, it will bear fruit in about three years after planting, but the initial number of fruits is relatively small, and it takes about five or six years to maintain the normal number of fruits. Bergamot trees generally bloom for the first time from the spring equinox to the Qingming season every year, and the fruits will be relatively small at this time, and the flowers will bloom around the beginning of summer, and the fruits will ripen in September and October.

Bergamot trees are planted for several years to bear fruit.

If the bergamot tree is planted as a seedling, it will bear fruit in about three years after planting, but the initial number of fruits is relatively small, and it takes about five or six years to maintain the normal number of fruits.

Bergamot bears fruit at the time to take the rock.

Bergamot trees generally bloom for the first time from the spring equinox to the Qingming season every year, and the fruits will be relatively small at this time, and there is a flowering around the beginning of summer, and the fruits will ripen in September and October, and the fruit will be larger than the first obvious size.

Bergamot tree planting points.

Soil selectionWhen cultivating bergamot, we should pay attention to the choice of soil, which is very important, we must choose soft and fertile soil with good drainage, and you can also mix river sand, peat soil and rotten leaves to prepare your own, and finally add an appropriate amount of cake and stool fertilizer to improve the nutrients in the soil.

Watering managementWhen the climate is relatively dry, it is necessary to increase the number of watering, and to spray water around, the lack of water is easy to have yellow leaves and dead leaves, but if it is a rainy day, it is necessary to stop watering according to the situation, and waterlogging is strictly prohibited.

Bergamot trees will die when they bloom in December. Bergamot is an evergreen sub-tree, potted bergamot can reach a height of about one meter, canopy diameter 60 80 cm. The height of the ground planted bergamot is higher, up to about one meter and a half, and the canopy diameter is more than one meter.

In mid to late March, the weather becomes warmer, the sun is full of abundance, and when the soil temperature rises to more than 15, bergamot begins to sprout, shoot, flower, bear fruit, and take root. It can bloom four times a year, bear fruit four times, draw four shoots, and grow staggered roots and shoots. The overwintering buds from the first lunar month to March have a higher fruit setting rate.

The new shoots drawn from June to September are the mother shoots that bear fruit in the coming year, and they are related to the yield and must be carefully cared for. The "late autumn shoots" extracted after October are the shoots that consume nutrients, which are not beneficial to the wintering bergamot trees, and must be cut off. The optimal temperature for wintering is 15 5 , below minus 3 will cause frostbite, below minus 8 will freeze to death.

The temperature is above 39 42, as long as it is watered in time and shaded nets are put on, bergamot will grow as usual.

2. When does chayote bloom and bear fruit?

Hello. First, it is from the beginning of the flowering of the plant to the death of the plant after the first frost. The first flowering period is from late August to mid-September, and the seedlings are pulled after mid-to-late October.

This period is usually about 90 days. Since the fruiting period of chayote is relatively low temperature tolerant, it can be planted in a warm winter, and the seedlings can be delayed until December, so the flowering and fruiting period can last for more than 100 days.

Chayote fruit grows very quickly, tender melons can be harvested 15-20 days after flowering, and mature melons can grow in 30-40 days. In the case of open field cultivation, chayote yields are higher in areas with earlier flowering and later frost.