What is the cause of the large area of rotten fruit of figs?

Fig trees grow vigorously, with large leaves, and a strong ability of roots to absorb nutrients, which consumes a lot of nutrients throughout the growth process. If plants do not receive enough nutrients, not only will their growth be restricted, but they will also produce fruit and drop one after another when they do not receive nutrients. In particular, the tree with figs in the pot, even if it is planted in the upper pot, even if the rotten organic fertilizer is placed in the pot, it cannot meet the normal growth and consumption of the plant, and the top dressing fruit should be given regularly.

Figs have less strict soil requirements and stronger environmental adaptability, but figs grown in too alkaline soil have a greater impact on growth and development. After the potting soil is alkalized, the roots are poorly absorbed, and nutrients cannot be transmitted to the plants correctly, resulting in poor growth momentum and backwardness.

Figs are leafy. As a result, a large amount of nutrients will be required for growth and development in the future. In order to ensure the normal growth of plants, the soil in which they are planted is also important.

This is also the basic condition for growing figs. As long as the soil has enough nutrients and regular fertilization during the growing season to replenish the nutrients, the plants will have enough nutrients to maintain growth and fruit ripeness. Therefore, before planting potted plants, mature organic fertilizers such as chicken manure, sheep manure, and bean cake can be mixed into the culture soil, and an appropriate amount of superphosphate can be added.

Because figs also have a high demand for calcium, the soil is too acidic, which can also affect the fruit of the plant. After the fig fruit is attacked by late blight fungus, it begins to produce round water stains on the surface of the fruit, and as the disease progresses, the spots expand rapidly and become rot lesions with irregular characteristics. When the spot area of the fig expands to more than half of the total fruit, the fig fruit will rot and become a rigid fruit when it lands.

When the fig leaves are injured by the fungus, brown and irregularly shaped water stains are first produced on the leaves, and the stains are in the shape of a moist texture and spread very quickly. When the weather is wet, a rare white mold will appear on the surface of the leaf base, and when the weather is dry, the spots will wither, and the disease-causing leaves will fall off. Fig buds can also appear brown blotchy when they are injured by the germ, and if the mole area develops around the branch, the shoots will wilt and die.

The fig pathogen is mainly latent in the soil, and when precipitation raindrops fall on the soil surface, the pathogen protrudes from the lower leaves, causing infiltration. As a result, with more rainfall, the likelihood of pathogen infection of figs is greatly increased, posing a serious threat to foliar fig trees.

As the fig tree grows older, the shade in the orchard becomes larger and larger, and the ventilation in the yard becomes worse and worse, once the pathogen attaches to the plant, the pathogen will multiply and spread very quickly, and it is easy to develop infectious diseases one after another. Residual body is the main cause of fig disease, when the residue is not cleaned enough, and the temperature conditions are suitable, the pathogen is easy to penetrate the plant, distribute sporangia to the plant, and cause repeated infection.

Large areas of fig rot may be caused by excessive rain and the spread of pathogens, such as fungal diseases, which will appear as round lesions in the early stage of the disease, and then rapidly expand until they are completely rotten.

A large area of figs rots may be due to the weather, if it rains every day at this time, it is easy to cause a large area of figs to rot.

Fig, also known as Yingri fruit, fruit tree branches are luxuriant, the tree is elegant, as an ornamental plant has a good ornamental value; At the same time, the fig fruit has a strong taste, sweet, suitable for all ages, and the consumer market is hot, which is a fruit with high planting efficiency.

Fig rot is a fungal disease, in the early stage of the disease, there will be water-stained round lesions on the surface of the fruit, and in the later stage of the disease, the surface of the fruit will show irregularly shaped rot lesions. If you want to prevent the phenomenon of fruit rot in figs, you should choose the spring of each year to control pests and diseases and rot diseases on figs.

First of all, if the fig rots, it may be because it is infected with anthrax. Figs suffer from this disease because they are exposed to continuous rain after many days of hot weather, and once there is sunny weather followed by heavy rain, the chance of contracting anthracnose increases in figs. Secondly, if the fig tree is not pruned in time, the orchard will be closed and the fig will rot.

How to avoid fig rot in daily life, we can take the following methods: (1) In order to prevent fig rot, we can spray it with fungicide to prevent it. (2) Before the rain, the roots of the figs can be covered with plastic bags, so as not to let the figs rot due to too much rain.

3) After the rain, the water should be drained in time, or the figs should be wrapped in a bag. (4) The fig trees should be pruned in time to keep the orchard ventilated and light. (5) Doing a good job of fertilizer and water in the orchard can improve the ability of figs to resist pests and diseases, thereby reducing the appearance of rotten fruits.

Figs are sun-loving plants that need plenty of sunlight, lack of light, or have been placed in a closed balcony, without opening windows for ventilation, plus too much watering, long-term water accumulation, poor ventilation, will drop leaves. It is necessary to have sufficient light all year round, and this situation can occur in summer, which is usually caused by the root damage of the plant, and cannot normally provide nutrients and water to the plant, and the reason why these fallen leaves will fall is because the nutrients and water are not enough, and they appear fragile and fall.

<> figs have a hibernation habit, and they should be allowed to fully dormant during the winter months, only in this way can it facilitate the accumulation of nutrients in its body. This is conducive to the growth and flowering and fruiting of the following year. If the room temperature is too high during the winter, it will not be able to enter the hibernation period, and the summer ventilation can reduce the temperature of the leaves of the plant, and the balcony environment is mostly only one side of the air intake condition, so the damp and stuffy replacement produced at the high temperature.

The leaves of the plant begin to do "sauna". Damp and high heat lead to yellow leaves and leaf loss. The newly potted figs should be watered thoroughly, and then watered two or three times a week, see dry and wet, and water once a day in summer, note:

It can not accumulate water, if it is water, the roots will rot, and the leaves will turn yellow and fall off.

In this case, the pot is suspended in the air to make the water hole permeable plus we know that figs are a kind of fruit tree that likes sunlight very much, especially in summer, mild sunlight is very conducive to the photosynthesis of leaves.

This can promote the production of more nutrients in figs, which is conducive to the health of fruit trees, and is also conducive to spring fruits. If you ignore the light requirements of figs and keep them indoors, in the absence of photosynthesis, figs will fall leaves and rot roots. Even if you put the leaves of a fig plant, you will inevitably face a situation where some parts are devoid of nutrients.

If there is no nutrient **, of course, there will be dry coke. Exactly, this is already stated that this part of the death.

Fig cracking is mostly due to too much rain, which can cause figs to crack. Generally, it is necessary to pay attention to watering during the ripening period and draining water during the rainy season. In addition, calcium fertilizer should be sprayed at the fruiting stage to increase the toughness of the peel and reduce fruit cracking.

Be sure to keep an eye on the weather forecast, and pick all the figs before it rains and sell them to reduce losses.

If there is a lot of rain, the figs that are about to ripen will crack and rot, mainly due to high temperature, high air humidity, high soil moisture content, and the direct effect of rain on the fruits.

In response to this phenomenon, we have taken the following measures:

1. Strengthen the nutrition of figs and improve their resistance to adverse factors.

2. Take measures to reduce the probability of unfavorable factors.

3. Choose varieties with little impact on figs.

Overwatering, the fig tree fruit drop may be caused by uneven watering, when watering the skinless fruit tree in the later stage, you need to wait until the soil is dry and whitish and then watered thoroughly; Nutrient imbalance, the application of too much nitrogen fertilizer will also cause fig fruit cracking, and it is necessary to apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizer once to alleviate it; Soil compaction, soil compaction will also make figs fall off the condition, need to loosen the soil in time.

1. Overwatering.

Fig cracking can be caused by uneven watering, too much watering when maintaining a fig tree pot, sometimes too little watering, will cause the fig tree to drop fruit. When watering fig trees in the later stage, you need to wait until the soil is dry and white, and then water the whole soil with an appropriate amount of watering, and it is recommended to choose mineral water rich in nutrients for watering.

2. Nutritional imbalance.

If too much nitrogen fertilizer is applied during the growth period of the fig, the branches and leaves will grow and in severe cases, the fig tree will cause fruit drop. When maintaining fig trees in the later stage, it is necessary to change the application of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, which can be applied once every half a month to meet the growth needs of fig trees.

3. Soil compaction.

Fig trees are suitable for growing loose and fertile, rich in organic matter in the soil, if the cultivation of fig trees does not loosen the soil for a long time, it will lead to the condition of soil compaction, and will affect the normal growth of fig trees, the fruit will also appear cracking, when maintaining fig trees in the later stage, it is necessary to loosen the soil regularly to avoid the condition of soil compaction.

4. Disease invasion.

Fig trees are susceptible to rust, anthracnose and other diseases during their growth, and the fruit will fall off after infection. At this time, it is necessary to clean up the diseased fruits, branches and leaves and destroy them in a centralized manner. The leaves are then sprayed with a diluted methyl tobuzine emulsion**.

1. Improper watering: use excessively acidic water quality when watering figs, or be exposed to rain for a long time. 2. Nutritional imbalance.

Excessive nitrogen fertilizer is applied at the flowering and fruiting stage. 3. Disease and insect infestation: suffer from rust, carcass blight, anthracnose, nematodes, and mulberry beetle.

4. Soil discomfort: For a long time, the soil has not been loosened for the plants and weeds have been cleaned up.

1. Improper watering

During the growth of figs, if they are watered too much, or after being irrigated by heavy rain for a long time in the rainy season, there will be fruit cracking and fruit dropping, and the water quality that is too acidic can not be used when watering, otherwise it will cause acidification or salinization of the potting soil, which will also affect the development of figs.

2. Nutritional imbalance.

Figs in the growth period of top dressing, generally to nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer as the main residue calendar, and in the flowering and fruiting stage is mainly phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, if the flowering and fruiting stage of the plant single application of too much nitrogen fertilizer, not only easy to cause the growth of branches and leaves, but also inhibit the absorption of calcium in the soil, and eventually lead to a large number of figs cracking.

3. Infestation of diseases and insects

Figs in the breeding process, if suffering from rust, carcass blight, anthracnose and nematodes, mulberry beetle, there will be fruit cracking, serious figs will fall a lot, at this time need to immediately clean up the diseased fruits, diseased branches and leaves, and then concentrate on disposal.

4. Soil discomfort

Figs are suitable for growing in a fertile soil, high organic matter content, loose and breathable soil environment, if the planting period is not for a long time to cultivate the soil next to the beam, clean up the weeds, it will affect the healthy development of the fig fruit, specifically manifested in fruit cracking, rotting, falling off, etc.

<> If there is too much water, the fruit drop of the fig tree can be caused by uneven watering. When watering fig trees in the later stage, wait until the soil is dry and white before watering; Nutrient imbalance and excessive nitrogen application will also cause figs to crack the fruit, which needs to be alleviated by one-time application of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer; Hard soil can also cause figs to fall fruit, so it is important to loosen the soil in time.

Overwatering. Uneven watering of the infloral reeds may lead to cracking. During fig tree pot maintenance, too much or too little watering can cause the fig tree fruit to fall.

When watering fig trees in the later stages, it is necessary to wait until the soil is dry and white before watering properly to soak all the soil. It is advisable to choose nutritious mineral water for watering.

Nutritional disorders. If too much nitrogen fertilizer is applied during the growth of figs, branches and leaves will grow in vain. When the condition is severe, it can cause the fig tree to drop fruit. In the later maintenance of fig trees, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied every half month to meet the growth needs of fig trees.

Soil hardening. Fig trees are suitable for growing in loose, fertile soils rich in organic matter. If the fig tree is planted for a long time, the soil will harden, which will affect the normal growth of the fig tree, and the fruit will crack.

When maintaining fig trees in the later stage, the soil should be loosened regularly to avoid soil hardening.

Disease invasion. Fig trees are susceptible to rust, anthracnose, and other diseases during their growth, and the fruit falls off after infection. At this time, the Dong clan should concentrate on removing and destroying the diseased fruits, branches and leaves. Then, spray the leaves with a diluted methyltrozine emulsion.

The main reasons for the yellowing and spotting of the leaves of the fig tree are as follows:

1. Potting soil problems.

The yellowing of the leaves of the fig tree can be considered as the first problem of potting soil, because the root system of the fig tree is more developed and has higher requirements for the soil, if its pot is too small in the later growth process, it will hinder the development of its root system, and the soil is too poor will cause its leaves to appear yellow spots.

2. Overwatering.

This is a problem that many plants will encounter, once the plant is irrigated then its roots will appear to shrink and rot roots, etc., after the root problem can not normally deliver nutrients to the plant, resulting in the yellow spot of the fig leaves, you can adjust the frequency and amount of watering for the fig in the later stage, so that it will slowly improve.

3. Insufficient light.

Figs are suitable for growing in a warm environment, the temperature is about 25 degrees is the best, although it can not be directly exposed to the sun for a long time, but it is placed in a cool and dark place for a long time, so that it can not carry out photosynthesis normally, then its leaves will have yellow spots, you can put the figs in a place where you can contact astigmatism and breed.

4. Lack of nutrients.

The fig tree is a very fertilizer-loving plant, if its root system can not absorb enough nutrients to provide to the plant during the growth process, its growth will be affected, and the serious lack of nutrients will cause its leaves to appear yellow spots, then the correct approach should be to provide different nutrients for the fig in different growth periods.