Strawberry Autumn Management Technology

In the countryside, once the strawberry growers have finished picking the fruits, they relax the management of the fields, especially in the autumn. They think that the fruit has been picked up anyway, and the management is the same. In fact, this practice is completely wrong. So, how can we manage strawberry's autumn management? First, less irrigation: After entering the autumn to less water, in order to prevent the vigorous growth of piper and consume a lot of nutrients, affecting the soil. Second, the application of fertilizer: the annual strawberry in the fall to apply flower bud differentiation and wintering fertilizer. It is possible to apply 20-25 kilograms of compound fertilizer per acre after the fall harvest to promote flower bud differentiation. Overwintering fertilizer can be applied at the end of autumn to excrete human urine to increase the ability of the plants to overwinter. Third, the cultivation of soil: the occurrence of new roots of strawberry has the characteristics of moving up year by year, so after the strawberry grows by one year, should pay attention to the basic soil, mainly in the new root before the earth, the soil thickness to expose the seedlings as well. Fourth, to cultivator: cultivator can be combined with topdressing, soil cultivation, strong root growth and cultivator before the growth can be properly deepened. V. Clever coverage: The old leaves are well protected in the late autumn, which is conducive to the accumulation of nutrients in the plants, the inflorescences are more differentiated, and the yield will be significantly improved. Generally, after filling water once in the middle or the middle of October, the rice straw will be covered in about 30 cm in the late October and the grass will be removed in the early March of the second year.

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