High-yield fig planting method based on wide-row close planting technology

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of fig tree planting methods, in particular to a high-yield fig planting method based on a wide-row close planting technology. The method comprises the steps of planting managing, reshaping and pruning, water and fertilizer managing and harvesting managing. The method has the advantages that due to the fact that the wide-row close planting technology is adopted, the fig planting density is increased, the yield per mu of figs is improved, and the cultivation technology is easy to operate, capable of saving labor and efforts and suitable for intensive production; the fruit tree density is increased while adequate lighting of the figs is guaranteed, and a lodging phenomenon is effectively prevented from occurring.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of fig tree planting methods, in particular to a high-yield planting method for figs based on wide-row dense planting technology. Background technique [0002] Fig is a berry tree species, the edible rate is as high as 92%, the fruit is thin and seedless, the flesh is soft, the flavor is sweet, and it has high nutritional value and medicinal value. Figs have high nutritional value. Its fruit is rich in sugar, protein, amino acids, vitamins and mineral elements. The soluble solid content of mature figs is as high as 24%. The fruit contains 18 kinds of amino acids, 8 of which are essential amino acids for human body. Figs have extremely high medicinal value and contain a lot of pectin and vitamins. After the fruit absorbs water and swells, it can absorb various chemical substances. Therefore, after eating figs, various harmful substances in the intestinal tract can be absorbed and then excreted, which can purify the i...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] At present, the cultivation of figs in my country is mainly concentrated in Xinjiang and Weihai, Shandong. Restricted by technical conditions, figs in my country are mostly cultivated in a scattered manner, and there are the following problems in production: 1) Extensive management leads to poor fruit quality and low yield, making it difficult to form Commercial fruit with stable quality; 2) Most of the figs in production are in the shape of happy trees, and the trees are tall. In addition, figs mature in batches and are not resistant to storage, making pruning and picking difficult, labor-intensive and time-consuming; 3) Figs are shallow The root system of fruit trees, the aboveground part is too large, making the whole plant top-heavy, and it is prone to lodging in areas with strong wind and sand.