Spring maintenance of Lycium barbarum

Since spring, the temperature has risen slowly, and medlar has begun to sprout and grow. Spring is a good growing season for Chinese wolfberry. The light and temperature are suitable. At this time, the main work of Chinese wolfberry is to wipe the buds

Generally, the newly planted medlar needs to keep the correct bud point. Because the cut is not easy to heal, it needs to keep a longer point. Before and after the Qingming Festival, the sprouting tillers of medlar should be removed in time. When the buds come out, they should be cut off from the base in time, but pay attention to retain the appropriate buds. In addition, remove the redundant branches

Summer curing of Lycium barbarum

In summer, Lycium barbarum grows vigorously. At this time, we should pay attention to plastic surgery and diseases and pests. Summer is a season of frequent diseases and insect pests. When raising medlar, we should carry out pest control in time. In summer, medlar will also bear fruit, but it is uncertain, sometimes more and sometimes less. In order to harvest the fruit better in autumn, it can be removed. The branches shall be trimmed and bound before the lignification of the branches. If the leaves turn yellow, they shall be cut off intensively

Autumn maintenance of Lycium barbarum

Autumn is a good period for fruit bearing and viewing of Chinese wolfberry. Because the temperature has begun to decline, Chinese wolfberry can be placed in a place with sufficient ventilation and light. Reasonable bud picking and fruit picking can ensure uniform fruit. When the fruit is red, the leaves are green and the fruit is red, it can be said to be very eye-friendly. If you want to extend the viewing period of Lycium barbarum, you can put it in a cool place

Winter maintenance of Lycium barbarum

In winter, Lycium barbarum begins to fall leaves. You can cut the diseased and weak branches before and after the Spring Festival, and keep the appropriate buds on the branches. The specific pruning can be determined according to the desired shape

When curing in winter, pay attention to keep the temperature at about 1 ℃ - 10 ℃< span>