What causes the yellow bark fruit tree not to bloom?

Yellow peel fruit is one of the favorite fruits of our southerners, and it is said to have the effect of eliminating food and strengthening the stomach. In rural areas, almost every household has a few trees planted in front of and behind their houses for their own consumption, and there are few sales in the general market, because there are not many people who plant large areas.

The phenomenon of yellow bark trees not blooming may be due to insufficient water and fertilizer**, improper adjustment of light and temperature, unsuitable soil or poor bud promotion. Water and fertilizer should be sufficient and moderately appropriate, ensure sufficient daily light duration, stabilize the temperature at more than 20 degrees Celsius, and do a good job of promoting germination and spraying appropriately.

What is the reason for flowering on the yellow bark tree?

1. Insufficient water and fertilizer: the phenomenon of non-flowering of the yellow bark tree is likely to be due to the lack of water and fertilizer, the yellow bark fruit does not get enough water and nutrient supply, and is in a state of malnutrition for a long time, or the use of too much nitrogen fertilizer makes the branches of the plant grow wildly, resulting in the phenomenon of the yellow peel fruit not flowering.

2. Improper light temperature: The flowering on the yellow bark tree may also be caused by the inappropriate light and temperature conditions. Under normal circumstances, the yellow bark tree needs to ensure at least 4 hours of light per day, if it is the flowering and fruiting period, it should be extended, and the temperature during the flowering and fruiting period should also be guaranteed to be above 20 degrees Celsius, so that the yellowbark fruit can bear fruit.

3. Soil discomfort: Soil discomfort is also one of the direct factors affecting the non-flowering of yellow-barked fruit trees. The soil for planting yellow-bark fruit trees needs to have a loose and porous structure, good drainage ability and good air permeability, and the overall pH is slightly acidic, and salinized, compacted, rigid and barren land cannot make yellow-bark fruit trees bloom.

4. Poor bud promotion: from December to January of the following year, the yellow peel fruit tree will begin to gradually differentiate flower buds, the number of flower buds and the differentiation speed are related to the health status of the mother branch, if you want to ensure the growth and development of the yellow peel fruit tree, you should also spray some paclobutrazol for the yellow peel fruit tree at the end of November to promote budding.

Insufficient water and fertilizer, too short light hours, pests and diseases, unsuitable soil, and too high temperature are the reasons for not flowering.

The lack of oxygen and light is related to the temperature, which does not reach 20.

If you don't add a lot of fertilizer, don't shine long enough, and don't water enough, if you don't add a lot of fertilizer, you may be able to bloom if you put a little more fertilizer on this tree.

Excessive consumption of nutrients in flowering, complete nutrition is not replenished in time. The supply of nutrients produced by itself is insufficient. If it is not fertilized again, it may drop fruit.

In this case, the amount of fruit left over that year is too large, resulting in an excessive consumption of organic nutrients by the plants. Before fruit picking, the fertilizer that restores the tree's vigor is not used properly, mainly nitrogen and supplemented by phosphorus and potassium. When the tree does not return to normal, it will affect the flower buds of the current year's plants, making the next year's flower quality poor and difficult to sit on.

In addition, the amount of basal fertilizer based on organic fertilizer in winter is insufficient, and the organic matter accumulated in the plant is too small, so the plant age phenomenon is more obvious.

Plants that only grow leaves do not bear fruit, but the soil is too fertile. It blooms on the Huangpi tree, but it generally does not reach the flowering age and is in the young stage. Generally, mature autumn shoots are the fruiting mother branches of Coptis chinensis in the second year.

If you don't shoot new shoots and immature autumn buds, you can't differentiate flower buds, and you can't blossom and bear fruit. After the autumn shoots are ripe, as long as the temperature and moisture conditions are suitable, they will enter the flower bud differentiation stage, generally in December and January of the following year. New winter buds can be appropriately removed; Promotes flower bud differentiation.

In the stage of flower bud differentiation, it is necessary to reduce watering and fertilization to promote the branches to enter a dormant state, which is conducive to the differentiation of flower buds.

The vegetative and reproductive growth of the flower bud differentiation crown mainly depends on spring and autumn shoots, and the two-year-old shoots are flowering shoots. Therefore, the pruning of the yellow peel fruit tree should be light rather than heavy, so as not to cut the flowering branches by mistake and lead to flowering failure. Most of the flowers of the yellow bark are unisexual and dioecious.

If planted alone, most only bloom and do not bear fruit. Your yellow bark is not yet old enough to bear fruit, and the fruit trees in the pot will bear fruit. It blooms on the Huangpi tree, but it generally does not reach the flowering age and is in the young stage.

Generally, mature autumn shoots are the fruiting mother branches of Coptis chinensis in the second year. If you don't shoot new shoots and immature autumn buds, you can't differentiate flower buds, and you can't blossom and bear fruit.

After the autumn shoots are ripe, as long as the temperature and moisture conditions are suitable, they will enter the flower bud differentiation stage, generally in December and January of the following year. New winter buds can be appropriately removed; Promotes flower bud differentiation. In the stage of flower bud differentiation, it is necessary to reduce watering and fertilization to promote the branches to enter a dormant state, which is conducive to flower bud differentiation.

The vegetative growth and reproductive growth of the flower bud differentiation crown mainly depend on spring shoots and autumn shoots. The 2-year-old shoots are flowering shoots. Therefore, the pruning of the yellow peel fruit tree should be light rather than heavy, so as not to cut the flowering branches by mistake and lead to flowering failure. Most of the flowers of the yellow bark are unisexual and dioecious.

If planted alone, most only bloom and do not bear fruit.

The yellow bark only blooms and does not bear fruit because the stamens are not pollinated. Another reason has to do with soil and temperature. Cooler temperatures during the flowering period can also lead to poor fruiting.

This is because the fertilizer of the yellow peel is not enough, so it only blooms and does not bear fruit, and it should be topdressed in time at this time, and it is necessary to prevent pests and diseases at this time.

This practice may be due to the lack of proper watering and proper topdressing, so the soil does not have enough nutrients, which will lead to only flowering and not fruiting.

The reason why the yellow-barked fruit tree does not bloom

It may be because the fertilizer and water are not enough, the light temperature is unreasonable, the soil layer is not suitable or the bud promotion is not in place. Fertilizer and water** should be ensured to be abundant. Ensure sufficient sunlight exposure time, keep the temperature above 20, and do a good job of promoting buds, and apply pesticides appropriately.

Yellow-barked fruit trees do not bloom, generally not at the flowering age, and are in the young plant link. Generally, the flowering period is after the autumn shoots are ripe. Branches that do not sprout new shoots and immature autumn shoots generally do not undergo flower bud differentiation and do not bear fruit.

After the autumn shoots are ripe, as long as the temperature and moisture are suitable to meet the flower bud differentiation, it is generally in December and January of the following year. Fresh winter shoots can be appropriately removed; to promote flower bud differentiation.

In the flower bud differentiation stage, it is necessary to reduce watering and fertilization to promote the branches to enter the dormant mode, which is beneficial to the flower bud differentiation. Flower buds divide the nutrients and growth of the trunk, mainly with the help of spring and autumn shoots. Therefore, the pruning of yellow-bark fruit trees should be light and not heavy, so as to prevent the flower branches from being cut by mistake and causing them to fail to bloom.

The flowers of the yellow-barked fruit tree are mostly unisexual and dioecious, and most of them only bloom and do not bear fruit if they are solitary plants.

Fertilizer and water are not enough

The reason why the yellow-barked fruit tree does not bloom is likely to be due to the lack of nutrients in fertilizer and water, the yellow-barked fruit tree does not get enough water and nutrients, and is in a long-term lack of nutrients, or too much ammonia fertilizer is used to promote the steep growth of the plant's branches, which in turn causes the yellow-barked fruit tree to not bloom.

The light temperature is unreasonable

The failure of the yellow peel fruit tree to bloom may also be caused by unreasonable light and temperature. Under normal conditions, the yellow-barked fruit tree needs to ensure at least 4 hours of light time per day, and if it is the fruiting period, it needs to be increased, and the temperature during the flowering period also needs to be above 20, so that the yellow-bark fruit tree can bear fruit.

The soil layer is not in place

The unhealthy soil layer is also one of the reasons why the yellow-barked fruit tree does not bloom. The soil for planting yellow-bark fruit trees requires a loose and porous structure, reasonable drainage and good air permeability, and the overall pH is slightly acidic and alkaline, salinized, agglomerate, stiff, and poor soil is not able to make yellow-bark fruit trees bloom.

Bud promotion is not in place

From December to January of the following year, the yellow peel fruit tree will slowly differentiate into flower buds, the number of flower buds, the differentiation speed and the health of the flower branches, etc., in order to ensure the growth of the yellow peel fruit tree, it is also necessary to spray some paclobutrazol for the yellow peel fruit tree at the end of November to promote budding.

This shows that the soil can not be supplied with nutrients, so it only blooms and does not bear fruit, at this time, it is necessary to apply more fertilizer, and watering to promote photosynthesis, you can improve this problem.

In such a situation, we must understand the specific reasons, we must water and fertilize in time, we should also choose high-quality varieties, we must do a good job of ventilation and watering, we should also water and fertilize in time, and we must do a good job of insecticide and weeding.

It means that the soil has no nutrients and cannot be **, so it only blooms and does not bear fruit. Apply more fertilizer and water to promote light and improve the problem.

Then you should grow a little more yellow-bark trees and fertilize them so that they will bloom and bear fruit.

1. Lack of water and fertilizer.

If the yellow bark tree does not bloom, it may be due to insufficient water and fertilizer. It needs a lot of nutrients to bloom. If the plant is deficient in fertilizer, it will be difficult for the plant to bloom in a long-term malnourished environment.

In addition, if too much nitrogen fertilizer is applied at ordinary times, it will also lead to non-flowering. Plants with a lot of nitrogen fertilizer will grow white and have difficulty flowering.

Second, the scumbag light and temperature are not in the middle of the tomb.

The yellowbark tree does not bloom. It could also be because the light and temperature are not suitable. Under normal circumstances, it is necessary to let it bask in the sun for more than four hours every day, and the temperature should be above 20 degrees.

Only in such an environment will it blossom and bear fruit normally. If there is not enough light and the temperature is not right, it will be difficult to flower, let alone bear fruit.

3. Soil discomfort.

Planting a yellowbark tree requires that the soil should be loose enough, with good drainage and air permeability, and the overall pH value should be acidic. If the soil is alkaline, clayey or too poor, the plant will grow very weakly. In this case, it is naturally difficult to bloom. You have to change the soil in time.

Fourth, the bud promotion is not effective.

In order for it to bloom normally, it is necessary to promote germination during the flower bud differentiation stage. The flower bud differentiation stage is from December to January of the following year. At this time, it is time to carry out the bud promotion treatment. Paclobutrazol is sprayed on the Qin Ying plant to promote budding and flowering.

The yellow peel only blooms and does not bear fruit, which may be caused by pollination failure, too many flowers, lack of age, and infection with pests and diseases. If pollination fails, it is necessary to pollinate manually, and if there are too many flowers, cut off some of the ones that are not growing well, and if you are not old enough, you need to wait until you are 6-7 years old, and cut off the diseased branches in time and spray drugs for prevention.

1. Artificial pollination

The phenomenon that the yellow skin only blooms but does not bear fruit may be caused by pollination failure. In the environment where yellow bark grows naturally, it mainly relies on natural or biological factors such as wind, bees and butterflies to pollinate, and artificial breeding may fail to pollinate, requiring farmers to collect pollen to help with artificial pollination.

2. Prune the flowers

The yellow skin only blooms but does not bear fruit, and it may also be due to the excessive number of flowers. If the number of reeds in the flowers is too large and too dense, it will cause a serious shortage of nutrients or unevenness, so that the fruit can not bear fruit, so it is necessary to cut off the flowers that are too sick, dense or not growing well in time.

3. Lack of age

Lack of age will also cause the phenomenon of yellow skin flowering and not bearing fruit. Generally, the yellow-barked fruit trees cultivated from seeds will only bloom in 8-9 years without grafting, and the fruiting will be later, and the transplanted yellow-barked fruit trees may bloom but will not bear fruit that year, so just wait patiently for them to ripen.

4. Infection with pests and diseases

Infection with pests and diseases is also one of the reasons for the phenomenon that the yellow peel fruit only blooms but does not bear fruit, especially because the flowering period of the yellow peel fruit is in the early spring period when it gradually warms up, and it is easy to have root rot or pests to invade the yellow peel fruit tree, so it is necessary to cut off the diseased branches in time and spray them with drugs to prevent and control the disease.

Summary. Hello dear, it is a pleasure to serve you, according to your question inquiry, the flowering time of the yellow peel fruit tree depends on the variety of the tree and the cultivation environment. In general, early-flowering yellow-barked trees can bear fruit earlier, but late-flowering yellow-barked trees can produce larger fruit and better quality fruit.

In addition, the health of the tree can also affect the size and quality of the fruit. If the tree is in good health, late-flowering yellow-barked fruit trees can produce larger and better fruits. So, in general, late-flowering yellow-barked trees produce better fruit, but make sure that the tree is in good health for the best results.

Is it better for the yellow peel fruit tree to bloom now, or is it better to bloom later?

Hello dear, it is a pleasure to serve you, according to your question inquiry, the flowering time of the yellow peel fruit tree depends on the variety of the tree and the cultivation environment. In general, early-flowering yellow-barked trees can bear fruit earlier, but late-flowering yellow-barked trees can produce larger fruit and better quality fruit. In addition, the health of the tree can also affect the size and quality of the fruit.

If the tree is in good health, late-flowering yellow-barked fruit trees can produce larger and better fruits. So, in general, the late-flowering yellow-skinned trees produce better fruit, but it is important to ensure that the tree is in good health to get the best results.

What fertilizer to apply now.

Dear, you are very good to serve you, according to your question to inquire, when fertilizing yellow peel fruit trees, it should be based on nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium with compound fertilizer, according to the fertility of the soil to adjust the proportion appropriately, to meet the needs of plants. In addition, some organic fertilizers can also be added, such as Qinggai manure, rice husks, etc., to increase the fertility of the soil and improve the growth of plants. In addition, trace elements such as iron, zinc, molybdenum, etc., can also be appropriately added according to the growth of plants to promote the growth and development of plants.

In short, when fertilizing, it is necessary to choose the appropriate fertilizer according to the growth of the plant, and eliminate the line to achieve the best fertilization effect.