種的南瓜，去年不結瓜而今年結滿園，只採用了1招就高產【付老師種植技術團隊】

My pumpkins didn't fruit last year Pumpkins are all over the ground this year This one was yesterday A farmer in Hebei sent me a message He said yes indeed through effective field management Add scientific fertilization The increase in pumpkin production was particularly noticeable In fact, this grower I published one last year About a high-yield program for pumpkins Contacted me At that time? His pumpkin is growing like crazy Don't open the female flowers And then? Sometimes after the female flowers also appear melon It's actually something like this Many growers have this problem Especially when we grow pumpkins outdoors When they blossom and bear fruit We're in the middle of a hot and rainy season Again a Is that we eat a lot of urea these years That's nitrogen fertilizer Cause or boom Either after the heat or after the rain It affects pollination Cause this pumpkin to not grow Last year, This farmer in Hebei province faces that problem Consult me at that time how to do In fact? When we found out about this Even if it's done the right way In fact, it must have affected the yield of pumpkins So I told him at the time I said next year If you're going to plant pumpkins You should give me a heads up I'll give you a highly productive approach to project management Avoid this situation in the later stage This year? He told me in advance when he was planting the pumpkins And the way to do that is to adopt When we start customizing this pumpkin sprout That is, after the slow seedling is over It's what we call thirty alcohols This plant growth regulator Concentration? We could use 0.5 milligrams per liter Spray our pumpkin sprouts Even the spray 3 times The interval is seven days In this case, it can be effectively prevented Pumpkins do not grow in the later stages Including high temperature and rainy season affect the damage of this situation Increased his damage rate Again a And you can see that when you use 30 alkanols That is to say It raises your pumpkin proportions One more to show you another technique That is, when our pumpkins are almost ripe We can use 0.5% ethephon When you make a solution Spray our pumpkin once Remember, it's got to be a pumpkin spray Do not spray the blade wet In this case One is to promote the early maturation of our pumpkins One more to add color to our pumpkin It's just very beautiful color Hello everyone, I'm Zhao Yue And then I passed through this grassy field today I saw a wild pumpkin growing inside And then I got really curious There's no pumpkin in here Everybody knows about this pumpkin We're missing this fertilizer and that water It's definitely not going to grow This looks like a lot of water Because the grass grows very tall But there is no fertilizer I don't know Because all that grass is gonna fight the pumpkins So LET me show you Pumpkins in this field of weeds Is there a pumpkin Just been looking for a while I just found such a small pumpkin You can see Haven't I Just a finger long as me I don't know if there are any bigger ones I'll try again Well, everything pays off Found two more melons One over here, one over here visible This wild pumpkin It's also one that grows melons But whether he can grow to the end It's hard to say There is no manual management because of wild conditions There is a shortage of fat and water It wouldn't be much longer if it was a single day Maybe it's just not that big Could be some kind of umbilical rot And then bugs and what and all that stuff It's just over Our last issue For a period A management of pumpkin production techniques Some of our fans left comments in the comments section That is to say sometimes Pumpkins are easy especially in the heat Problems with pollination require artificial pollination But how to pollinate by hand It's a little more scientific It would have been a little better A lot of people use this method Not very well I'll talk to you again today In the first place? Our practice of opening the female flower of this pumpkin You have to master it One is generally in the morning It opened around 6 o 'clock Say so? If we use artificial cornstarch The best time is between 8:00 and 9:00 It's better And another one because it's raining a lot this year It will definitely affect the damage When there's a lot of rain We'd better just say yes Let's say this female flower is about to open What about the day before Two days ago It's possible that it will come up when it opens up In rainy weather So let's take a leaf And then cover up the female flower In case it gets wet when it opens We'll be here when it opens Around nine o 'clock in the morning Let's pick a bear flower But when this bear pinches We must be careful You can't pinch it on the same tree I'm going to put it on another plant Pinch a bear flower on the other tree And then we turn the bear flower over Turn it over and let the female flower and bear flower face each other And then put it together Put them together Basically, you can keep it for about two days Or in three days You can complete the pollination process Thus achieving our this enhances our pumpkin It does the fail rate And the pollination rate Mention plant growth regulators That's what we call hormones People are panicking Afraid of hot sodium But first, let me say What about the stuff that's acting on the plants It can't possibly work on people That is only Those hormones that act on animals Is likely to affect the human part One more and I'll give you some examples today Uh in 1918 I think I remember it was a scientist in America He is a normal growth of the seedlings Put a light that can only come from one side A place It's been a while Will find? The seedling will lean towards the light source I felt it at the time There must be something to get rid of the dampness This plant is like an aspect of light The poor evil grew So what is it He did a second experiment And then? He used a normal growing seedling Pinch the top off of him Again, put it where there's only light After waiting for some time, I found this little seedling There was no tilt Grow that condition towards the light source So he figured it out There must be something that promotes energy Say it sends a message A cell like this There's a message inside the plant cell Have him face the light this The material must be at the top of the crop End position After a series of extraction and testing The first one in the world, uh The plant regulator known as auxin is too new So let's go through this example and you'll see exactly what's going on Actually plant growth regulators Well, he got into the plant Is to play a message function Like what we use all the time A relatively large amount of cloud tai plain fat After you use it, you realize He would normally have stopped growing After using it, it grows more vigorously In fact, after the use of bombycin lipid He's not feeding the plants anymore But? He took it from the inside and absorbed it It sends a message to the cells of the plant One kind of novice A says you need to grow fast Grow this information quickly And so the cell starts dividing Start) It's this principle Say so? You'll understand when we farmers understand What about this plant growth regulator It actually works It's a messaging function Say so? You need to know when we're planting Uh, plant growth regulator it's not a nutrient We can't be in the whole season Repeated use Well, after you use it once or twice As long as we can achieve the desired growth state It is ok There's no need to use it If you use it too much You might cause premature aging Or is well Well, we're not increasing production Instead of going down Melons are in season again I usually buy melons when I buy them What if there are spots on the surface of the skin I don't usually buy things like that A situation like this Like the usual spots are one They were attacked by diseases and insects Or it could be mechanical damage Our growers How to avoid it What about spots on the skin The best way to do this is to bag the melon Well, some farmers ask Turns out I had a few bags myself But it's not as good as it sounds This is mainly because your method is not correct It has something to do with it And the right thing to do First, when the melon grows to the size of an egg You're going to start bagging Well, especially with spot disease It is mainly caused in the early stage of fruit growth Generally as the melon begins to grow in size What about the fluff on the skin It gets thinner and thinner So it's like the membrane on the greenhouse Or his drops of water on a leaf Uh, when it drips It's easy to get infected The rind of a melon In bagging Cut out the bottom of the plastic bag You can cut it off with a pair of scissors This way you can avoid plastic bags Create some standing water And directly lead to the increase of some diseases Or the infection of the pathogen The other is a week before picking the melons We're going to start giving it plastic bags Just remove it Because this is where the melon is I've already started a color shift We're going to promote it Farmer friends Melon bagged Can prevent disease What I've talked about in this video is basically three things So let's sort this out One is bagging time Do it at the size of an egg 296 Cut it off at the bottom of the plastic bag 298 Remove plastic bags a week before picking the melons To help change colors All right, let's hope our farmer friends find something