Cherry tomatoes are a beautiful and nutritious fruit tomato that has been widely welcomed in recent years in family cultivation and in scalable agriculture. Its cultivation methods are relatively simple, but scientific cultivation techniques are still needed to obtain high-yield quality fruit. The following is a summary and analysis of the methods used to plant cherry tomatoes。
I. Summary of cherry tomato cultivation methods
Varieties selection: selection of suitable varieties according to climatic conditions and market demand, e. G., “rubber stones”, “gold bells”。
Nursery management: seeding using a nursery or nursery bed to maintain appropriate temperatures and humidity to promote healthy growth of seedlings。
3. Plantation readiness: selection of well-drained, soil-rich plots, application of base fattening, and ground cleaning。
4. Reasonable closeness: rational spacing of the range according to the characteristics of the species, avoiding overt interference with ventilation and light。
5. Fertilizer management: keep the soil moist, catch up with fertilization in due course, and pay attention to the balanced use of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium。
6. Pest and pest control: periodic inspection of plants and timely detection and management of pests and diseases。
7. Flayed chicken: cherry tomatoes are flourishing and need to be mounted and tied in time to prevent fallback。
8. Harvest management: to increase the value of commodities by collecting them in a timely manner in accordance with the maturity of the fruit。
Ii. Table of key steps in cherry tomato cultivation
Steps
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Attention
1. Choice of varieties
Selection of suitable varieties according to local climate and market needs
Avoid blind introduction of varieties that are not suitable for the local environment
Nursery management
Pre-plant impregnated seeds with warm water to maintain nursery bed temperature at 20-25°c
Prevent the seedlings. Watch out for ventilation
3. Plantation readiness
Soil depths 20-30 cm, application of decomposition organic and compound fertilizer
Ensure soil laxity and good drainage
4. Reasonable secrecy
2500-3000 plants per acre, 30-40 cm, 50-60 cm
It's not like it's supposed to affect the ventilation
5. Fertilizer management
Long-term soil moistation and phosphate fertilization during flowering
Avoid water accumulation and root decay
6. Pest management
Common diseases include early and late disease; pests include aphids and white lice
Prioritization of biological control and reduction of chemical use
7. Tied chicken
Use of poles or plastic stands with chicken tied every 3-4 days
Prevention of entanglement of branches and promotion of ventilation
8. Harvest management
When the fruit is fully coloured, harvest it in a timely fashion, in batches
Avoiding overly mature effects mass
Through systematic management of the above-mentioned planting methods, it can be effective in raising cherry the production and quality of tomatoes meet the market demand for high-quality tomatoes. At the same time, scientific cultivation can also help to reduce production costs and improve economic efficiency。
