Fan-shaped is the most widely used pruning form in hedge cultivation at present, and it is also used in shed and hedge cultivation. There are many types of fan-shaped pruning, and its basic structure is that there are 3 ~ 6 long main vines, which are fan-shaped distributed on the frame surface. Some main vines are also cultivated with lateral vines, which are still fan-shaped distribution. The number of main vines can be less when there are lateral vines, and more when there are no lateral vines. Culturing branch groups and fruiting female vines on main vines and lateral vines.

Sectors are divided into relay sectors and non-relay sectors according to whether there is relay or not, also referred to as relay sectors and non-relay sectors. If there is a dry fan shape, the trunk is cultivated first, and the main vine is cultivated on the trunk. The disadvantage is that it is not convenient to bury soil under the shelf to prevent cold. The stemless fan cultivates several main vines directly from the ground instead of the trunk, mainly to facilitate the work of getting up and down in the cold-proof areas buried in winter. The crown structure above the main vine is basically the same. This paper only introduces several main non-dry fan-shaped structures and their forming processes.