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titleOfInvention Pyracantha fortuneana cultivation method
abstract The invention discloses a pyracantha fortuneana cultivation method. The method includes the following steps: S1, seedling breeding through a seedling breeding method or a cutting breeding method; S2, field planting: selecting fertile and loose sandy soil with slight alkaline in a good draining and sun-exposing place, conducting fine soil preparation, applying a base fertilizer enough, and transplanting the seedling in spring; S3, fertilizer and water management; S4, control over a tree form; and S5, control over flowering and fruiting through an artificial bud removal method and a chemical hybridizing method. According to the pyracantha fortuneana cultivation method, the seedling growing time is short, the cutting and transplanting survival rate is high, growth potential of pyracantha fortuneana is increased, the diameter of a trunk of pyracantha fortuneana becomes larger, the trunk becomes higher, the crown becomes wider, and purposes of reduced flowering amount, larger fruits and increased output of pyracantha fortuneana can be achieved when pyracantha fortuneana blossoms and bears fruits.
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