Wouldn t it be difficult for a newbie to grow oranges?

There must be difficulties, and everything is difficult at the beginning! But as long as you're willing to learn, you can still succeed if you keep going.

It must be very difficult, because there are many technical requirements for growing oranges, and there are also relevant professional learning and knowledge reserves in this area, so that you can grow oranges well.

It's very difficult, because I have no experience in planting, so growing oranges is not very easy to take care of, and it is easy to not survive.

The scientific name of potted orange is kumquat, also known as kumquat, which is an evergreen shrub of the family Rutaceae, which is native to Liangguang, Fujian and Zhejiang in the south of China, and is potted in the north. Kumquat blooms in early summer and ripens in late autumn, making it a potted flower that combines flower viewing and fruit appreciation.

Kumquat is generally repotted once every three years or so, and potted kumquat should be repotted before flowering, knocking the plant out of the pot and cutting off the overly dense roots with scissors. The size of the new pot depends on the growth of the plant, such as the growth of good should choose a large pot, the bottom of the pot also needs to be done with a broken pot to do a good drainage layer, put a few horseshoe pieces after a layer of soil, and then put a layer of soil, and then put the plant on the soil, the culture soil is required to be rich in humus, loose and fertile and well-drained neutral soil, while filling the soil while compacting, and finally watering a permeable water, placed in the shade.

When changing the pot of kumquats, it is best to apply a rotted organic fertilizer to the kumquats. In summer, two or three thin liquid fertilizers should be applied to kumquats. After flowering, apply thin fertilizer every half month, and apply some compound fertilizer after the fruit is formed, and add phosphorus and boron fertilizer to promote the development and enrichment of the fruit.

It is best to use liquid fertilizer to fertilize kumquats, liquid fertilizer can be applied every seven days after leaving the room in spring to before budding (mid-April to early June), and the application of liquid fertilizer is suspended during the flowering period, and liquid fertilizer is applied every ten days from the fruit setting to the fruit growth period (early July to the end of September). The effect is the best, which can make the plant grow vigorously, with many and large fruits, and the color is bright.

Kumquat likes moisture, but is afraid of waterlogging. Watering kumquats, water permeable every three or four days from the spring out of the room to the early summer flowering period, usually keep the potting soil moist, and the young fruit period is high temperature in summer, you can water permeable once a day, lack of water not only causes the leaves to wilt, but also easy to make the fruit fall off. Avoid rain on rainy days, and pour out the water in the basin in time if it rains.

In autumn, with the decrease of temperature, the transpiration of plants is also reduced, and the frequency and amount of watering should also be reduced. In winter, it can be watered indoors every seven days.

Kumquat likes light, but is afraid of strong light, and it is easy to burn the leaves if the light is too strong. In summer, it needs to be raised under the shade canopy, especially to avoid direct sunlight at noon, so that it can be exposed to sunlight before 9 am and after 5 pm, and 30 light needs to be shaded in early autumn, and it should be placed in a sunny place indoors in late autumn and winter, so that it can fully receive light. At the end of autumn, when the temperature is lower than 10, it should be moved indoors in time, the room temperature in winter is best kept at 6 12, the temperature is too low and prone to frost damage, too high will affect the dormancy of the plant, which is not conducive to flowering and fruiting in the coming year.

Citrus has a strong adaptability to the soil climate, and is planted all over the south, and the fruit is oblate and orange-yellow, shiny and easy to peel, and the juice is abundant. Good quality. The fruit contains citric acid and limonene, and contains glucose.

Vitamin C. Orange peel has the function of smoothing the qi, relieving cough, strengthening the stomach and dissolving phlegm. The fruit of sugar orange is oblate, with a nodulous protrusion at the top, a concave end of the pedicle umbilicus, orange-yellow to orange-red in color, thin in the wall, and easy to peel off.

The taste is delicious and very sweet, the taste is very delicate, the flesh is crisp, juicy, slag, sweet taste, after eating, it moistens the throat and is intriguing.

For oranges, in fact, there are many varieties, such as a large orange, and the kind of green-skinned orange, or sugar orange, honey orange, we must pay attention to choose the right variety. Each variety will be different in management and planting, and the characteristics of the variety are not the same, almost can be sold for 80-90 yuan a box, plus the cost of sugar orange planting is very low, if the country has a certain subsidy for large-scale planting, so the planting profit of sugar orange has been further improved, so it is one of the more profitable orange varieties.

Too little will directly affect the output, and special attention is also needed during this period. The last period is the senescence phase, which is mainly the pruning of dead branches, pruning those that have already borne fruit and will not bear fruit again, as well as diseased branches, mainly natural senescence plants. Golden oranges can be eaten with the peel attached.

In addition, because the tree shape is beautiful and has a certain ornamental value, it is often used as an ornamental seedling in daily life, and it also has the meaning of attracting wealth.

The specific amount of use should be determined according to the growth of the fruit tree, and the application of base fertilizer should not be too close to the tree, and the chemical fertilizer should be moderately mixed with organic fertilizer or soil before being applied into the ditch to avoid burning the roots. It is the ripe fruit of many citrus species of the Rutaceae family. The fruit is large, nearly spherical, the skin is yellow, orange-yellow or orange-red, the skin is thick, the sponge layer is thick, the quality is loose, the peel is slightly difficult, and the seeds are ovate.

The taste is moderately sweet and sour, and it is resistant to storage.

First of all, the seeds of oranges should be treated, the excess pulp on the surface of the oranges should be cleaned up, and then soaked in water for a period of time, and a pot of clean water should be changed every day, and after a week, it can be planted in the nutrient soil to maintain the permeability of the soil and not have stagnant water.

To plant oranges, you must first pick out the seeds in the oranges, clean them, maintain a certain degree of moisture, plant them in a warm environment for germination, and plant the seeds in a pot with soil after the buds grow.

From the number to let him bear orange seedlings, it is necessary to raise a fruit tree for more than three years in order to rest assured that it can bear fruit. Fruit trees that are too small will not be good for the sapling.

1. Prepare potting soil.

For planting oranges in flower pots, the choice of flower pots and loam soil is very important, the material of the flower pot needs to be breathable, the material can be selected as a tile pot, which can ensure permeability, and there are drainage holes at the bottom to call this beam, which can facilitate the water to flow out from below, avoiding the situation that too much water can only accumulate into the flower pot. The choice of loam soil is also very important, which requires drainage and ventilation, which can be mixed with peat, river sand, perlite, etc., and placed in the sun to dry and disinfect before use, so as to avoid being affected by pests and diseases later.

2. Treat the seeds.

We can take the seeds of the oranges we usually eat, first select the plump, firm and watery fruit in the market, and then eat the orange and take out the seeds inside. After taking out the seeds, wash them in running water to completely remove the pulp from the top and do not leave it on to avoid rotting after planting. After that, soak in clean water, change the water once a day, and take it out for about 7 days.

3. Plant seeds.

Plant the selected seeds in pots, pay attention to the spacing of the arrangement, not too dense, the seeds are about centimeters away from the soil surface, apply water to keep them moist, and apply a small amount of fertilizer every 10 days after germination.