Does the melon flower grow like this means that the pollination has been successful?

Under normal circumstances, the normal flowering of fruit trees can be manually pollinated in time, and its fruit setting rate can reach more than 95%. In the following cases, even if pollination, fruit setting will not be good. 1. Fruit trees with aborted or stunted flowers do not set fruit.

Among the 4 types of flowers: flowers without stigma and flowers with pistils lower than stamens cannot bear fruit. This kind of flowering apricot tree can account for more than 50% of the year.

The pistil is the same height as the stamen, and it is not easy to set fruit. Only flowers with pistils higher than stamens are prone to fruit setting. 2. Malnourished fruit trees are not easy to set fruit.

Insufficient water and fertilizer in fruit tree management, early defoliation, red spider damage to pasty leaves, and poor return of nutrients caused by sudden cooling in autumn can all lead to insufficient nutrient accumulation of the tree body, and it is unable to provide fruit set during flowering, and can only barely flower. 3. Young trees and vigorous trees are also prone to falling flowers and fruits due to insufficient nutrient accumulation. This kind of tree should be lit when it sees flowers.

Fourth, frost damage and frost damage seriously affect fruit set. It can even be lost. After pollination, frost damage and frost damage are caused by different microclimates and different management levels of fruit trees, and the accumulation of nutrients in the tree body is not the same.

It is often the same pollination, Zhang Sanjia has good fruit set, while Li Sijia has bad fruit set. The most obvious feature is that the flowers that have not been pollinated have turned yellow at the base of the stalk (handle) and above for a few days and fall off quickly, while the upper part of the flower stalk turns black and the lower part is still green if the pollination is damaged by frost and frost. It can remain on the tree for several days and does not fall off for a long time.

5. There are two possibilities of extinction: 1. Continuous rain during the flowering period causes the loss of stigma mucus (nutrients), and even if pollination is given, the pollen cannot germinate due to insufficient nutrition, and it cannot set fruit. 2. Frost or frost damage, can directly kill or freeze the stigma and ovary, naturally can not set fruit, such as pollination trees or late flowering for two days, or there is a small environment such as cooking smoke around the house, and some fruits can be relatively sat around.

This is due to pollinator trees whose pollen has been damaged by frost or frost on the flowers that bloom. Pollen does not cause extinction, even if there is no germination, there is still 3-6% of the natural fruit set!

Yes, I think so, too.

As a common fruit in summer, melons need pollen dispersal to produce a good harvest. Next, I will introduce you to several methods of pollination of melon.

1.Natural pollination: This is the most natural form of pollination, i.e. pollen is naturally spread by wind or insects.

Therefore, in the process of planting melon, we should keep the surrounding environment clean and tidy to avoid damage to the melon flowers by harmful insects. This increases the success rate of natural pollination.

2.Manual pollination: This type of pollination is done manually.

Usually in the early morning or late afternoon, anthers are picked from flowers with high pollen quality, and then the pollen from the anthers is rubbed onto the pollinated organs using cotton swabs. This method enables precise pollination in cases where the impact of bacteria or insect infestations is significant.

3.Mix with cross-pollination: If you want to breed a better variety of melons, try cross-pollination.

Different varieties of melon flowers are usually selected to increase pollen**, improve the success rate of pollination, and ultimately obtain better fruit quality. However, this method requires a certain amount of practical experience.

In short, the choice of pollination method needs to be carried out according to different varieties, environments and actual conditions, and I hope the above introduction can be helpful to friends who want to grow melons.

Melon pollination is known as the general construction of a sedan chair to pollinate every three days, and the pollination should be supplemented as many times as possible during the pollination period. 28 grams (1 catty) of pollen should be supplemented each time the powder is supplemented, and 2-3 times is appropriate, and 15-20 grams (half a catty) of powder should be supplemented each time. During pollination, attention should be paid to controlling humidity to avoid pollen being in the air for too long, and close attention should be paid to the changes in the flowering period before and after pollination, so as to give full play to the growth effect of the flowering period.

In addition, attention should be paid to maintaining soil fertility and applying fertilizer regularly to increase plant growth and strengthening, promote disease resistance of plant flower beds and obtain better harvesting results.

If you notice that the melon has gone out of shape after pollination, you can take the following measures:1Adjust the watering method:

Make sure the melons are well hydrated**, but don't overwater them. Do not pour water directly on the melon, and try to avoid excessive humidity. 2.

Check for insect pests: If pests are found to have invaded the cherry, appropriate control measures should be taken. 3.

Make sure you get plenty of light: Muskmelons need plenty of sunlight, especially during the fruit growth stage. If the fruit grows in poor light, it may cause problems such as distortion.

4.Do not touch melons and fruits with your hands: During the growth and development of melons, it is not recommended to touch melons and fruits with your hands, so as not to affect their normal growth.

In short, in order to ensure the normal growth and development of melon, sufficient light, proper watering, and insect pest prevention are all very crucial links. If you have any further questions, you can consult a professional agronomist for help.

Hello, I am happy to answer for you, the main reason for the problem of melon after pollination is malnutrition or insect pests, to effectively control the shape, it is recommended to implement the following measures: 1Optimize soil fertility:

Timely addition of soil pelletin can help improve the texture and fertility of the soil and promote the growth and development of plants. 2.Strengthening remediation mechanisms:

Bio-fertilizers can properly supply the nutrients needed by the plants, and improve the humidity and water storage of the surrounding air. 3.Reduced plant growth characteristics:

In the high temperature and dry and hot seasons, the cultivation operation should be reduced as much as possible to reduce the growth rate of plants, so as to effectively control the shape. 4.Insist on plant protection:

Do pest control in time, insist on pesticide fertilization, timely application of insecticides and insecticides, inhibit the activity of insect pests, and effectively reduce the adverse effects on plant growth. Stove culture.