Yellow peach cultivation has the advantages of low investment, labor-saving, easy management, strong adaptability, early fruiting, and high yield. In fact, there are also some requirements for planting yellow peaches, so how should we manage the planting of yellow peaches?
1. Orchard Planning
The yellow peach orchard should have a higher terrain, fertile soil, loose soil, convenient irrigation, developed transportation, and a complete drainage system.
Land preparation generally adopts hole cultivation, deep excavation of fixed planting holes, each with a width and height of about one meter. After excavation, sufficient farmyard manure, an appropriate amount of compound fertilizer, and urea are poured in, covered with a thin layer of soil, and waiting for planting.
2. Seedling selection
At present, there are many varieties of yellow peaches in the market, and it is necessary to choose the appropriate variety based on the local climate conditions; Next is the selection of saplings. We need to choose saplings around 80 centimeters long, with well-developed and uniform root systems and strong seedlings free from pests and diseases.
3. Scientific colonization
Each planting hole is excavated in advance, with a row spacing of generally three to five meters and a plant spacing of three to four meters. Based on different terrains and soil fertility, the planting density is reasonably planned.
4. Interpark management
The inter garden management of yellow peaches is generally divided into three stages. The initial stage is the management of the young tree stage, which involves reasonable stem setting, sprouting, and pruning of branches and leaves to promote the growth of young trees.
The second stage is the fruit bearing period of yellow peach trees, which mainly focuses on fertilizer and water management, rational application of growth fertilizer, flower promoting fertilizer, fruit strengthening fertilizer and maintenance fertilizer.
The third stage is the management of elderly fruit trees, which extends the service life of yellow peach trees through pruning and shaping, soil loosening, and topdressing, and achieves the effect of not reducing production.
