這才是番茄高產最正確的肥料，農民別等產量低，後悔就晚了【付老師種植技術團隊】

Hello, friends We meet again this week Speaking of growing tomatoes Especially with this tomato in a greenhouse How to plant a high yield and high quality ah This is a topic that we need to care about So for high yield and high quality Above all, it is inseparable from the prevention and control of water fertilizer and diseases and insect pests First of all, the fat one Especially with this tomato Start from the beginning He has this nutrient to grow A process that begins to transform into a reproductive growth From the moment of reproductive growth The use of this fertilizer ah use We need to give it a little bit more You're taking care of yourself It's going to be a little bit different So for tomatoes How should we change his fat face First of all, like this tomato When they were about the size of an egg What about this time We should be focusing on this potassium sulfate One function of potassium sulfate Mainly for leavening fruit When I was the size of an egg Potassium sulfate is the main ingredient And then? It's the second time in 10 days we're flushing fertilizer We should be focusing on this potassium nitrate Why is potassium sulfate given priority to in the early stage Because potassium sulfate is mainly high potassium content Pure potassium sulfate can reach 52 potassium That is, we go from vegetative growth to From the moment of reproductive growth So prophase The accumulated nutrients of vegetative growth It's still inside the plant It can be fully absorbed and utilized by the plant So the early phase should be dominated by this potassium sulfate And then in the middle That's the second time to apply the fertilizer This potassium nitrate is the main one Because potassium nitrate not only does it have this high potassium element And then you have this nitrate nitrogen In the middle So the accumulation of nitrogen in the body That's as good as it gets It's almost absorbed At this point we should be using potassium nitrate At the same time, we need to ensure the normal growth of the plant At the same time, the fruit has to be expanded This is potassium nitrate and potassium sulfate So from color shift That means our tomato has grown from green fruit It starts when it turns into a white nut We? I'm gonna start spraying this potassium phosphate We're going to spray potassium hydrogen phosphate Potassium hydrogen phosphate interacts with it Mainly for the sake of a color This is the high potassium fertilizer we're talking about Potassium nitrate potassium sulfate and potassium hydrogen phosphate How about this issue from leavened fruit on tomatoes The right way to use it I hope our friends are After seeing this video Must learn how to use this high potassium fertilizer Hello, good friends We meet again this week Let's talk about tomatoes when they are grown Some of the problems we've had We grow tomatoes Want to achieve a productive Mainly a water fertilizer management ah Besides, I found out that we There are some tomato growers During the whole tomato growing process That's a huge amount of fertilizer Think as long as the fertilizer is more practical You're going to get a high yield That's the idea It's actually not true, my friends. It's not true Because of the tomatoes. In addition to water and fertilizer during normal growth So there are two essential elements Is indispensable One is this element calcium There is also the 磞 element you can say Especially in the winter The tomato itself is difficult to set fruit difficult to flower this problem We're usually in the early videos We've already talked about this I'd better say before the flowers are lit We? You should be spraying something like potassium hydrogen phosphate Plus some chelated 磞 To promote the protection of flowers and fruit That's the case 102 Calcium is also essential During normal winter growth The temperature itself is lower As you can imagine The temperature outside can get below zero sometimes Minus two degrees, three degrees So in the greenhouse The temperature is between 6 and 7 degrees So? It's no longer possible for tomatoes to grow normally Because the tomatoes, uh Everybody knows that Normal growth in this temperature range It's between 16 and 30 degrees It's a reasonable range Let's say it's below 16 degrees Then his root system stops growing Including some leavened fruit including the flowering process Will stop growing This leads to ah As soon as the temperature drops So the root system It can't absorb this calcium ion Because the calcium ions are in the soil It's moving slower and that's what causes Er tomatoes? We'll see that all the time In winter this split fruit This situation is particularly obvious This? The main thing is this calcium ion doesn't absorb Slow moving That's what it takes We usually go through the page Go and fill him up Like calcium chloride Or maybe it's to boil down his calcium At the same time, with some more to finish his shed Ah, how about this Say, uh, a piece of advice for our friends In the flush As much as possible to match the wet Trace elements You look like copper Iron fierce zinc ah such a few in microelement And our wet powder to use proportioning ah Like this? You can also replenish this crop In the course of normal growth All the micronutrients you need All right, that's it for this video Hello, farmers We meet again this week We'll talk about that in this video How is this hook supposed to work Money is a technical problem That means when we're interrupting the whole thing Uh, like this When we interrupted the whole thing Leave 3-4 cm as much as possible A distance like that Why do you want to leave 3-4 centimeters One is, for example, at low temperatures The humidity is quite high It's easy to cause some gray mold Just take this Wounds can get in And then? It's going to infect a part of the body directly Ah, so We came out a few centimeters So what about when he made an infection He's gonna slow down at this speed At the same time? We also spray some protective fungicides Like this is mold fat Or bacteriostatic pee or whatever Well, that's the second aspect and that's the third aspect How do we hang up How to hang after having this hook Well, you can take a look Let me show you something like this This one is three ears of fruit Three ears of fruit we left three fruit three fruit And what about coming off this side branch There's a side branch And then there's a secondary branch like that So let's open it while we're hanging it up What if we go to hang such a The first and second lateral junctions are missing Such a part of the future Well, there are two ways to hang it 195 How about this Let's go back to these two And when it grows to a certain amount of weight when it expands He's going to keep pushing down It's also easy to cause this splitting situation So that's our best way to hang it That's the one in front of it Hang it on this secondary fork right here Because these two fruits continue to grow And in the front we have this first order side After he lifted a weight Ah, we have this second stage flanked by this hook This part of the hanging can also be supported The level of This is going to be side to side with this weight So this way is more convenient Well you can look at things like this Look at this. It's not all gone This is a two-inch bone We only have two of the two-inch bones But the current weight of two What do you think The stalk has been crushed The condition of cracked skin If we don't do that anymore With the help of artificial measures Will cause And then this gets bigger That's what caused the skin to crack And that causes the fruit to shrink back For our output The impact is relatively big ah All right, farmers In this issue, we went over it all over again This hook Some of the ways he uses it All right, that's it for this video Feeling good Give Mr. Fu a big thumbs up Hello, farmers Well, we tomato farmers know that It's important to manage two things during the winter One problem is the lack of nutrients And the other one Uh, Because of the low temperature and high humidity in this winter Some gray mold is the most common Mould? It's pretty obvious and intuitive that we can tell But for some deficiencies We farmers ah often can not tell the difference And that's why we're on medication It's going to cause a delay This has led to a decline in the production of some tomatoes Or the quality of the bottle goes down These are all objective conditions that exist So this is it Let's talk about our farm You can't distinguish this one from this one Because the day before yesterday Uh, we just had one of our farmers And a tomato farmer, uh I asked you a question So this tomato A problem has arisen these days That's the upper growth point The blade The surrounding surrounding leaves It's all curled up What is the situation like this Like this farmer over here Let me make a suggestion for you. Yeah The upper part is the point of growth This tablet It starts to twist and curl up And this is after the absence of expansion That's what's going to happen This is the case with inflation Another situation It's like this calcium deficiency When you have a calcium deficiency First of all, uh, he's from the coconut tip It's starting to turn yellow It's a case of burning But after calcium deficiency He has such symptoms It's focused on this lower and middle blade He's going down uh The curly one More downward curls This one is calcium deficiency And in the meantime, uh, calcium deficiency It will also be our fruit Just follow the stem It can cause some ups and downs Occurrence or is the case of the tear is more In this case, calcium deficiency So the two that we see most often in winter A kind of calcium deficiency There is also a lack of shelter ah Like this one I just mentioned That's the question our farmer asked It's the lack of the shed element 299 That's the copper we're talking about The copper is concentrated in the newly formed leaves It's a livid yellowing Stone green yellowing and tail smoke This is the most common At the same time, the lower and middle leaves The lower and middle leaves It just rolls up Roll it up and it's copper deficient 309 After zinc deficiency Generally what we see is that the lobule is more positive It's the leaf that doesn't grow Generally smaller At the same time? We've seen a lot of fruit from this tomato It's a little bit smaller, too This one is zinc deficiency 318 After the magnesium deficiency This magnesium actually does a lot of good The first is that it's all concentrated in the lower blade He's in the middle of a seizure It follows the leaf first Apply chlorine to this part of the vein And then gradually to this side Ah, start to develop and at the same time The edge of the blade Just the edges He's all going up and gradually curling This one is magnesium deficiency Magnesium deficiency is mainly concentrated in the lower and middle leaves All right, farmers, that's it for this episode I hope we farm friends Managing this tomato in the winter Make sure it's based on the symptoms Oh so? There is a sense of difference To identify this physical disease Laying a foundation for our high production Base good this video is here