When will the big cherries bloom?

Question 1: When do cherries bloom? I know the blooming time of cherry blossoms in Osaka, Japan very well. It is basically from mid-March to mid-April, but the blooming period also depends on the weather. It is normal to open half a month early or half a month late.

Question 2: How long does it take for a cherry tree to bloom and bear fruit? Field method:

After the cherries are harvested, cut the peel and pulp to remove the core, wash the pulp except for the core with clean water, and then place it in a cool place to dry for 1 to 2 days. Can be sown. When sowing, sow the core directly in a shallow pot, and it will germinate about 10 to 30 days after sowing. When the seedlings grow to 5-250px, transplant them into a plastic soft pot. Cherry seeds germinate easily, but their germination is uneven and the seeds produced by some plants often lack viable embryos, and the germination rate is often lower than 30%. The fruiting age of Fada is relatively late, taking almost eight years to bear fruit.

Grafting method:

Grafting and raising seedlings only takes two to three years.

Cherry habits:

It grows in sunny places on hillsides or beside ditches. It is often cultivated at an altitude of 300-600 meters. Cherry is a fruit tree that likes light, temperature, humidity, and fertilizer. It is suitable for growing under climate conditions with an average annual temperature of 10 to 12°C, annual precipitation of 600 to 700mm, and annual sunshine hours of 2600 to 2800 hours or more. The time when the daily average temperature is higher than 10℃ is 150-200 days, and it can grow well and produce normal results in places where the extreme minimum temperature in winter is not lower than -20℃. If there is frost damage in the local area, the cherry orchard can be selected on the northwest slope where the temperature rises slowly in spring and the air is circulated. Considering that the cherry root system is easily distributed and prone to wind damage, it is best to place the garden in an area that is not affected by wind, and the soil is sandy loam with loose soil and a deep soil layer.

Question 3: When do cherry trees usually bloom? They generally bloom in March and April in the north and bloom in January and February in the south. Question 4: When do southern cherries bloom and when do the fruits mature? Flower buds sprout in early or mid-April and bloom in late April. , leaf buds germinate before flowering, and cherry flower bud differentiation begins after the fruit matures and is completed in about 40-50 days. Cherry has weak cold tolerance and requires an average annual temperature of 12-14°C. It begins to germinate at an average daily temperature of 7-8°C and blooms when the temperature is above 15°C. The new shoots grow fastest above 20°C and the fruit matures at 20-25°C. It likes light.

Question 5: When will Yantai’s big cherries mature and be put on the market? When will the cherries bloom? I want to see cherry flowers. 1: Yantai’s cherries bloom around April, and the peak blooming period is around April 9.

2: The ripening time is related to the two factors of cherry variety and weather

It is different every year, with a difference of up to about 5 sweetness

Early-maturing varieties (5 Before June 25th) Zaodaguo, Italian Zaohong, Dahongdeng

Middle varieties (before June 1st) Huangmi, Meizao

Late ripening varieties (June 5 In the future) Samit, Rabins, Pioneer, Black Pearl, Yanyang, Sam, Friendship, Reni, Sammidou

The above are the common varieties of Yantai cherry. If you want to eat cherries in your own orchard, come to me. , search Hongguo Hill on Baidu

3: Delicious varieties depend on personal preference

What I like to eat are Black Pearl, Samit, Meizao, and Labins These four varieties

Black Pearl and Meizao have a crisp and sweet taste with basically no sour taste.

Samito and Rabins, sweet and sour taste, this sourness is soft but not sharp, gentle to your taste buds.

Question 6: How long does it take from flowering to picking for cherry blossoms in greenhouses? For cherry blossoms in greenhouses (cherries), flower buds usually swell in late March, bloom in mid-April, and mature in June. . Greenhouse cherries generally have a low self-fertilization rate, so pollination trees with consistent flowering periods and good affinity must be deployed.

Generally, the appropriate ratio between main planting varieties and pollinating varieties is 3:1. Otherwise, poor pollination during the flowering period will result in failure to bear fruit.

Question 7: The beautiful and early flowering time of large cherries. The flower buds swell in late March, bloom in mid-April, and mature in June. From Baidu Encyclopedia.

Question 8: Let me ask you why the big cherry tree has not bloomed for three years. There are many reasons. The specific reasons and solutions are as follows:

1. The climate is not suitable. It depends on whether the local area is suitable for growing cherries. Cherries can be divided into Chinese cherries and European sweet cherries. Chinese cherries have wide adaptability, while European sweet cherries have relatively narrow adaptability and have stricter requirements on climate conditions. They require sufficient light, less precipitation, a large temperature difference between day and night, and sufficient low temperatures in winter. , otherwise it will be difficult to form flowers, or the flower buds will be poorly differentiated and developed. For European varieties, watering before flowering in areas prone to low temperatures during the early spring flowering period can delay the flowering period by 3-5 days and stagger low-temperature weather; or spraying water during the flowering period can also reduce the impact of low temperature on flowering and fruit setting.

2. The tree is too long. Nutrients are wasted and flower buds are immature and will not bear fruit.

Young cherry trees are often not easy to bloom, so reasonable summer pruning must be carried out. For example, from late May to early June, pinch the tips of the back branches or leave 30 cm of tips. After pruning, seal the cuts with callus antiseptic film. Pull the branches in July-August, pull the backbone branches to about 80 degrees, and pull the auxiliary branches and fruiting branches to above 90 degrees to control the excessive growth of the tree, promote the differentiation of flower buds and the formation of cluster-shaped short fruit branches, and achieve early fruiting.

Question 9: When do cherry trees bloom and when do they bear fruit? Do cherry trees bloom in March?

Do they bear fruit in May?

Question 10: When do cherry trees bloom? Flowering period is March.

Cherry tree is a small deciduous tree of the Rosaceae family, reaching a height of 8m. The leaves are ovate to ovate-elliptical, with a sharp apex and a rounded base. The edges have serrated teeth of varying sizes, and there are glands between the teeth. The upper surface is hairless or slightly hairy, and the back is sparsely pubescent. The flowers are white, about 1.5~2.5cm in diameter, and the calyx tube is hairy; clusters of 3~6 flowers form racemes.

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