Passion fruit does not bloom treatment method
Passion fruit is a nutritious fruit with a unique taste, but during the planting process, sometimes passion fruit does not bloom, which not only affects the yield of the fruit, but also may affect the quality of the fruit. In order to solve this problem, this article will introduce you to the reasons why passion fruit does not bloom and how to deal with it.
1. The reason why passion fruit does not bloom
Insufficient or too much water: Passion fruit needs the right amount of water to grow, and if the soil is too dry or too much water accumulates, it will affect the normal growth of the plant, resulting in no flowering.
Insufficient fertilizer: Passion fruit needs adequate nutrients during growth, and if it is not sufficient or improperly applied, it will lead to poor plant growth and affect flowering and fruiting.
Pests and diseases: When passion fruit is attacked by pests and diseases, it will affect the normal growth of the plant, resulting in no flowering.
Improper pruning: Pruning is one of the necessary measures to promote passion fruit flowering, if pruning is not done properly or not pruned, it will affect the ventilation and light of the plant, resulting in non-flowering.
Second, the treatment method of passion fruit does not bloom.
Control moisture: During passion fruit growth, keep the soil moist and avoid being too dry or too wet. In the dry season, it should be watered in time, and at the same time, pay attention to drainage and waterlogging to avoid excessive water accumulation.
Reasonable fertilization: During the growth of passion fruit, it is necessary to fertilize in a timely manner. Nitrogen fertilizer can be applied to promote plant growth from spring to summer, and phosphorus and potassium fertilizer can be applied to promote flowering and fruiting from autumn to winter. At the same time, attention should be paid to the appropriate amount of trace elements to meet the needs of plant growth.
Pest control: Regularly inspect passion fruit plants, and pests and diseases should be prevented and controlled in time. Methods such as biological and chemical control can be used, while paying attention to the protection of natural enemies.
Correct pruning: During the growth of passion fruit, excessively long branches, diseased branches, weak branches, etc. should be pruned in time to promote plant ventilation and light. Pruning can be done in conjunction with the plant shape to maintain good plant shape.
Timely top dressing: Applying phosphorus and potassium fertilizer before passion fruit flowering can promote flower bud differentiation. Spraying micronutrient fertilizers such as boron fertilizer during the flowering period can improve flower quality and fruit setting rate.
Adjust the temperature: The suitable growth temperature of passion fruit is 20-30, and the appropriate temperature should be maintained during the flowering period to avoid too high or too low temperature affecting the normal opening of flowers.
Pest control: Regularly inspect passion fruit plants and prevent and control pests and diseases in a timely manner. Biological pesticides or low-toxicity chemical pesticides can be used for prevention and control, while paying attention to protecting natural enemies.
Reasonable dense planting: When planting passion fruit, it is necessary to plant reasonably dense and maintain appropriate plant row spacing. Planting too dense or too sparse can affect plant growth, flowering and fruiting.
Proper shading: In summer, when the temperature and light are high, passion fruit can be shaded to reduce the temperature and light intensity to avoid damage to the plant.
Timely harvesting: When passion fruit is ripe, it should be harvested in time. Late harvesting affects fruit quality and yield, as well as flowering and fruiting the following year.
The management of passion fruit through the above methods can effectively promote flowering and fruiting, and improve yield and quality. In the process of planting passion fruit, it is also necessary to pay attention to proper adjustment and management according to the local climate, soil and other conditions to meet the various conditions required for passion fruit growth. At the same time, attention should be paid to keeping the environment clean and hygienic to reduce the occurrence and spread of pests and diseases. Through the implementation of scientific and reasonable planting management measures, the yield and quality of passion fruit can be improved, and consumers can be provided with healthier and more delicious fruit choices.