Pruning: the top of pear has obvious advantages. The growth of the first branch at the top is obviously greater than that of the following branches, and it will be leveled after being cut short in winter. In summer, it is necessary to slow down its top advantage, deal with repeated coring with strong growth potential, improve the nutritional status of back branches and promote the formation of branches and flower buds.
Pear's short fruit branches have long life, strong fruit-bearing ability, too many fruits are easy to weaken, and it is difficult to update. Therefore, attention should be paid to the load and proper density.
Potted trees of different ages have different cultivation purposes and pruning methods. How short should the young trees on the first pot be to promote branching and form a compact and short tree skeleton? The first fruiting pot tree should pay attention to the cultivation of lower fruiting branches and trees. Trees that have formed and produced a large number of fruits should maintain vigorous growth potential, strong ability to bear fruit continuously, and balance growth and fruit.