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When will the pear blossom (Brief Introduction to the Flowering Period of Pear Tree)
1, improper management. In the process of pear tree planting, if the water and fertilizer are unreasonable or encounter pests and diseases, the leaves will fall off in advance. In addition, the temperature is high in summer. Pear trees are fruit trees that bloom first and then grow leaves. In order to grow new leaves, they will bloom again and grow new leaves after the flowers fall behind, which is one of the reasons why fruit trees still bloom at the end of July.
2. Adequate nutrition. If the temperature is suitable and the soil is full of nutrients, pear trees will bloom again in July when the normal growth of fruit trees is met and there are residual nutrients after fruit expansion.
In fact, not only pear trees bloom in July, but also peach trees, apple trees and plum trees. If the fruit trees produce the second season flowers this year, it will definitely reduce the flowering and fruiting of the fruit trees in the second year. Therefore, water and fertilizer management and pest control of fruit trees should be strengthened to ensure the nutrient demand of fruit trees in the second year so as not to affect the yield of fruit trees in the second year.
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