What are the Misconceptions in Grape Planting
Do you know about these? Here are some small experiences in green plant maintenance regarding misconceptions in grape planting, which will be introduced in detail for you below.
What are the Misconceptions in Grape Planting
The price of grapes in the market is not low at all, which means that the income of grape growers is quite good, so the number of growers is also gradually increasing. During the process of grape planting, many problems often arise, and it is easy to fall into six misconceptions, which can affect the yield and quality of grapes. Let me tell you about the misunderstandings, the problems, and how to do better!
Not Pruning After Grape Harvest in Autumn
After harvesting grapes, it does not mean that your grapevines will be safe and sound. Next year, you can continue to pick grapes. If you need to continue taking care of them, you should remove some dry branches and leaves, reduce them appropriately, and feed them again in autumn, which can help the trees recover and ensure a good harvest next year.
High Yield Requires More Fertilization
Perhaps when planting grapes, many people suggest applying more fertilizer to increase yield, but continuous excessive fertilization can lead to soil degradation, acidification, or even salinization, affecting the growth and development of the plants. It is necessary to plant and fertilize strictly and reasonably, control the yield per unit area, and only then can the yield increase, with the yield and tree vigor mutually adapting; otherwise, there will be withered trees, which is not worth the cost.
Excessive Use of Chemical Fertilizers and Rare Use of Organic and Bacterial Fertilizers
Long-term use of chemical fertilizers can result in insufficient soil organic matter, making it difficult for the land to have enough nutrients to support the growth of grapes. Applying organic and bacterial fertilizers can also prevent soil acidification and salinization. Combined with a biostimulant, it has multiple functions such as improving the soil environment, balancing nutrition, expanding the beneficial plant community, and promoting root development.
Abusing Regulatory Agencies
Grapes are one of the most widely used plant growth regulators. Gibberellin can protect flowers and fruits. Many people do not understand and misuse it. The concentration and spraying time are very important. Otherwise, the yield next year will decrease. Improper use of cytokinins severely affects photosynthesis. Use growth regulators to understand what the role of the regulators is to avoid misuse.
Blindly Following Trends
Grapes usually bear fruit in the second year. Compared with other fruit trees, it is a short, flat, and fast project. Moreover, due to its high economic value, there is a serious trend of blindly following. However, it should also be remembered that good quality grapes will definitely not be cheap. But we must remember that no matter how market rules change, blindly following trends is unreasonable.
Generally speaking, during the process of planting grapes, there will be some problems, but the above six misconceptions are easy to lead many fruit farmers into trouble. To grow high-yield and high-quality grapes, you need to avoid these misconceptions!
The above is a specific introduction to misconceptions in grape planting, hoping to bring some knowledge about flowers to flower enthusiasts.