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Daily Archives: June 2, 2014
Receiving shims
In the second year, plants intended for vertical propagation are cut in spring with a pin pruner to a height of approx. 5 cm above the ground. From the base of the plants trimmed in such a way, they grow vertically 2-3 new shoots. In the moment, …
Mother plants of rootstocks
Mother plants of vegetative rootstocks remain in one place for a relatively long period, on average approx 10 years. A specific way of managing mother plants, of which, after the end of vegetation, all the shoots are often cut off each year, causes significant loss …
Diseases and pests of seedlings
Apple seedlings, pear and bird cherries are strongly attacked by diseases and pests from the very beginning. Protection against these diseases must be carried out from the moment the first leaves appear.
To combat apple scab on …
Seedling quilting
In the production of pear and apple tree rootstocks, seedling quilting is still used quite often. When using this treatment, the date of sowing seeds for inspection or for beds must be adapted to the expected date of picking. On 1 m2 is sown …
Production of generative rootstocks
The production of generative rootstocks is one of the most specialized branches of horticultural production. Good results are obtained only in warmer regions, on very rich and carefully prepared soils. Fertile soils are the most suitable for the production of rootstocks, moderately concise, loamy-sandy, distinguished by good …