When planting fruit trees, in order to grow leaves and fruits, fruit trees should do the following work before germination. Before germination, it should be pruned again before flowering, remove the top of the bud, carefully check the rotten parts of the trees and topdressing them in time. It takes a long time to cut the fruit trees before they germinate and bloom. Generally speaking, it takes six steps to make leaves grow and fruits grow. For New Year's trees or trees with weak flowers, before they germinate, they should be pruned again before flowering. First of all, we should cut off the weak branches and flowers on the tree to reduce the consumption of reserved nutrients by fruit trees and let the leaves grow. You can also change the time and size of fruiting in the second year by cutting off the flower buds at the top of long fruit branches in fruit trees.

Remove the top of the bud to promote germination. For a leafy tree, it can only grow if there are more branches. If there are too many buds on the branches of fruit trees, they will also consume a lot of nutrients, making many new buds lack nutrition and appear yellow. However, in the process of fruit tree growth, it was found that many branches could not grow on the branches with autumn shoots and buds scattered on the branches. In order to make fruit trees grow and blossom, the buds on the top buds must be cut off to suppress the tops and promote germination.

Carefully check the fruit tree rot pathogen and cure it in time. Before the fruit tree germinates, the nutrition in the fruit tree runs upward from the root, and in the process of running, it also provides nutrition for rotten bacteria. In order to make fruit trees germinate quickly, we should carefully examine each tree within a certain period of time, scrape off its rot germs, smear wounds on several germs with 300 times of fluorosilicone file, and bridge some diseased spots with larger wounds before germination, which is conducive to restoring the growth of trees.

Generally speaking, before March of each year, if the root rot pathogen is eradicated, the smaller the wound that needs to be scraped in the later period will be, which will be more beneficial to the planting of fruit trees. Fruit trees need to be cleaned twice a year to prevent branch diseases. When the temperature in the fruit tree reaches above 0 degrees, all kinds of germs will float in the orchard, and when they encounter wounds and necrotic tissues, they will lurk inside. Therefore, clearing the field is not only about talking about illness and debriefing, but also protecting other healthy branches from germs.

Timely nutrient supply allows trees to reserve nutrients for fruit trees before germination, because flowering and fruit setting will consume a lot of reserved nutrients. After the fruit tree becomes a seedling, the new bud will not stop growing prematurely, the number of leaves will also increase, and the area of liquid will also increase. At this time, a lot of nutrition and photosynthesis are needed, which is beneficial to fruit setting and fruiting. Therefore, fertilization should be applied before the tree germinates, and 8 ~ 10 days after flowering, so as to reserve nutrition in advance, which can help fruit trees enhance their ability of synthesizing nutrition and be beneficial to the emergence and flowering of fruit trees.

Generally speaking, fruit trees should make corresponding preparations before germination, prune bud tops and branches to avoid excessive nutrients being absorbed, and at the same time, topdressing the fruit trees in time to help them store nutrients, help them bloom late and miss absorbing a lot of nutrients. More importantly, it is necessary to ensure that the garden is cleared twice a year, with the purpose of preventing pests and diseases, eliminating interference factors in advance for the subsequent fruit tree germination and long branches, and allowing fruit trees to germinate and survive smoothly.