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How many Jin does Qiuyue pear yield per mu?
The yield of autumn pear is about 3,500 Jin per mu, which begins to bear fruit in the second year after planting seedlings, and can reach more than 5,000 Jin in the sixth year. Qiuyue pear is a hybrid pear variety cultivated in Japan, which is suitable for planting in sandy loam with deep soil layer and rich nutrition. In the growing period of Qiuyue pear, it is necessary to improve the yield and make the plant more beautiful by shaping and pruning.

What is the yield of autumn pear per mu? Autumn pears yield about 3500 kilograms per mu. It begins to bear fruit in the second year after the seedlings are planted. Under the condition of proper close planting, the fourth or fifth year will enter the full fruit stage. By the sixth year, the yield per mu can reach more than 5000 kilograms.

Autumn pear growing environment Autumn pear is a hybrid pear variety cultivated in Japan, which is cold-tolerant and drought-tolerant, and has strong resistance to the common scab and black spot of pear trees. Mainly planted in Qingdao, Yantai, Weihai and other regions in China, the fruit blooms in late April and matures in mid-late September every year.

How to plant autumn pears Autumn pears are suitable for planting in sandy loam with deep soil layer and rich nutrition. Select strong seedlings without broken roots and rotten roots. When planting, autumn pears are self-pollinated, and the pollinated tree varieties are selected according to the ratio of 8: 1.

The post-seed management of autumn pear is in the growth period. Pruning can not only improve the yield, but also make the plant more beautiful. Mainly prune the branches that are too long and too dense, and adopt the method of cutting down the fruiting branches to avoid excessive pruning. Pruning can not only reduce the consumption of nutrients, but also maintain the growth advantages of main branches and extended branches.