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4. Pruning
Trim roots can prevent vegetative growth of plants during season 1. During that time the plants may not be abstract. Trimming the roots can make plants bear fruit quickly and improve the quality of the fruit to make it harder and more durable.
The best time to cut roots is when the plants begin to bloom. This time in the last two weeks after flowering. If pruning exceeds the line, Dorian plants must be cut at a depth of 60 to 90 cm and 1.5 to 2 m when there are fewer barriers and growth growth. The roots are cut on both sides of the stem.
The shape of the tree must also be cut with certain techniques, which maintain the main stem, cut off the main branches which are expected to be of less quality, such as branches with very long and abnormal growth, attack by pests and diseases, the main branches choose a spacing of about 40-60 cm, So it's not too tight.
Branch growth is tried to flatten or form a 90 degree angle with the main stem. Connect the end of the branch with a heavy rope. Pruning wild pruning should also be left 1-2 cm from the base of the branch. The height of the tree must be approximately 4 meters from the ground, while the lowest branch is 0.7 cm to 1 meter above ground level. Finally, apply the pesticide to the slim part.
Pruning is carried out with the following conditions. Plants start producing first. Cut small corners, branches and branches attacked by pests and diseases. Branch branches in productive branches leave 1/3 final.
Cut wild shoots that grow in place. Cut branches and twigs that are too narrow, crossed or hidden. Trim branches, weak branches and top canopy to part 1 at the end of the branch. Cut branches and branches that grow toward the crown or down. The height of the dorian tree must be maintained at an ideal height of 3-4 meters or 5-6 meters and apply the pesticide to the section
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6. Fruit time spacing
