What are the planting techniques and management of cherry trees?

1. Fertilization: Fertilizer can provide nutrients for the growth of cherry trees, and then promote the cherry trees to bear the healthiest and full fruits. Fertilizing cherry trees before germination in early spring can support their new growth in spring in time.

2. Pruning: Because most cherry trees like light, proper pruning is more conducive to the overall acceptance of light. Sour cherry trees are smaller than other trees, so most sour cherry trees don't need special pruning, except cutting off the extra branches around the base of the tree.

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Matters needing attention in cherry tree planting

1, preventing root cancer and viral diseases.

Choosing excellent rootstocks suitable for local cultivation is the key to the success of big cherry cultivation. The most important thing is to see if the rootstock is resistant to root cancer and has virus disease. In the old producing area of big cherry, we must not use continuous cropping to develop big cherry, let alone cultivate big cherry seedlings; In the newly developed big cherry producing areas, root cancer and virus diseases should be strictly controlled on the premise of determining improved varieties and excellent rootstocks.

2. Cross pollination

Most cherry varieties are not self-pollinated or have low seed setting rate, so cross pollination is needed. Some big cherry orchards do not bear fruit all the year round, and there are few fruits of the right age, which are not affected by freezing damage, mainly because of unreasonable pollination tree configuration, poor flowering period and poor pollination. Pioneer and Rubins are ideal pollinators.