In addition to raising flowers, florists also like to grow small vegetables, small fruits, so that they can share the pleasures and fruits of my growing, not only with themselves, but also with their families. So there's not only a lot of flowers in my house, but also a variety of fruits: lemon, figs, vanilla, blueberries, pomegranates, for years, for a year or two, and for months。
A lot of times before lemons and figs have been shared by florists, and today we will share our little conservation experience on blueberry winters。
We know that blueberries will begin to form buds in the fall, and now that the basic leaves are full of buds, the conservation of winter is particularly important if we are to have a successful harvest next year。
One, winter cut is not too easy
The same is true for blueberries, which are required for winter trimping, whether for most flowers or fruit trees. But it's important to be careful that this is not a trimmed, but it's important to be careful that the blueberry buds are formed at this time. So the blueberry winter trim just needs a proper light cut, and we can't afford it
It is sufficient to cut off the individual branches that are infirm, dry and over-intensified and over-intensified and over-overstretched, which are ventilated as a whole. The aim is, inter alia, to reduce competition for nutrients and light, to reconcile nutritional growth with reproductive growth, to achieve a balance between yield and quality, and to prevent excessive yield, leading to too little fruit, and to improve the light and ventilation of the plant, so that the flowers and fruits everywhere are more luminous
So when you trim it, be careful not to cut off the strong branch and the result branch, so next year you'll probably lose the particles
Second, do you need a warm winter blueberries
Warming in winter is no doubt the focus of the family's flowers, building hot sheds and moving indoors is what we do for the winters, but the winter blueberries have to be noted, and blueberries are better resistant to cold。
The point is that blueberries require a certain amount of cold storage in winter if they are to bloom in the next year. If blueberry storage is not enough, even if spring blooms normally, it's harder to get results
What's storage
The so-called cold storage is that blueberries require a certain amount of cold at a certain point in time to achieve normal flowering results. For example, temperatures below 7°c in the north tend to take 800 to 1,200 hours, while rabbit eyes and the south are relatively less cooling, and many varieties are covered by 350。
The exact time varies according to the variety, and when buying blueberries in different north and south regions, the choice of different varieties should be based on local temperatures in order to achieve better and more flowering results
As a result, blueberries are grown on the balcony in the gangnam area, which does not require moving back to the room in winter, much less in the room with heating. Remember, don't move blueberries into the heating room in the winter, or there'll be no grain next year
It's not cold, it's cold. It's no problem at least 10 or 20 degrees below winter. It's perfectly possible to spend the winter outside. Our continental monsoon climate is relatively marked, with high summer temperatures, cold winters, high winds and low humidity, especially in the north, where the air is dryer, and many plants are not frozen to death, but pumped by cold winds。
It is therefore safe to keep blueberries during the winter, but it is important to keep them out of the room, especially when the branches that have not yet been wooded are the most vulnerable to the wind. We may choose either a courtyard or a lower-temperature garage, warehouse or back-lighted balcony, provided that the temperature is less than 7. 2°c for most of the time。
Of course, the root system is not yet perfect for blue plumes that have been planted in the winter season or are young, and the resistance is weaker than that of adults, so they can be properly warmed to avoid disruption of the survival rate
Three, fertilizer
The first fall season should be slightly more fertilized with nitrogen, with more moisture, and should largely be dominated by potassium phosphorus after midfall. It can promote multi-sprune fragmentation and growth, on the one hand, and it can lead to strong roots, with increased resistance to colding and preparation for winter hibernation on the other。
Before winter, in the fall, florists tend to bury some fermented goat dung on the surface of the basin, so that plants can absorb slowly and so that the growth of spring plants can be assured
But be careful, the root of the blueberries is a heel, no hair, no root. This root has two main characteristics:
First, it's more earthy, especially when the pellets of blueberries are not suitable for growing in a soil that is too rigidly condensed and infertile
Ii. Because of the fact that the root system is necessarily more vulnerable without its hair, the absorption of nutrients will be relatively less and slower than that of the normal plant, so it is important that we exercise fertilizers in a way that is sensitive to the need for us not to be rich in fertilizing。
By winter, when blueberries are in hibernation, they should lose weight, especially all kinds of fertilizers, so as not to cause them。
In short, the maintenance of blueberries in winter will not yield more fruits next year unless there is sufficient light, proper trim, but not too heavy to reduce the amount of flowers, and, above all, not to move into the heating room, to maintain it in the backwind, and to save enough cold。
