When shaping asparagus with ramets, the tendency of asparagus to grow in the sun can be used to control its new branches according to the requirements of shaping. If you want to use its crown to hide into a cliff shape, don't plant it directly, but plant it obliquely, so that the branches bend obliquely in the oblique direction. When new branches sprout, only let the crown deviate towards the sun.
In this way, when the new branch grows up, it naturally hangs in the same direction as the old branch. If you want to make a tree crown, when it germinates, the direction of the sun and the direction of the old branches are staggered by 60 ~ 90. In this way, the orientation of the bending tendency of the first new branch will be 60 ~ 90 degrees different from that of the old branch. Because asparagus can generally sprout several new branches at the same time, when the first and second lateral branches on the first new branch grow obviously separately, the sunny orientation is staggered by 60 ~ 90 degrees, which is the orientation of the bending tendency of the third new branch. By consciously controlling the orientation of new branches in this way, the crown shape can be rounded in that year.
In order to make the crown shape of asparagus after rameting round as soon as possible, it is best to consciously bend the new branches to the position where they may be missing after rameting when they sprout for the last time in autumn before rameting. In this way, the crown will not be too heavy after branching, and it is easier to adjust the crown plate in the future.
Through our introduction, I believe everyone has a deeper understanding of how to reshape the crown of asparagus after branching.