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What to do with the yellow leaves of peach trees

Jane Margolis
2020-07-20 08:40:38
There are five reasons why peach leaves turn yellow. The first is that the pruning is too heavy, which requires urea foliar topdressing. The second is caused by diseases and insect pests, which need to be sprayed with corresponding chemicals. The third is the lack of light, we need to provide sufficient light as far as possible, and appropriate pruning to ensure light transmission. The fourth is drought and flood, which need to ensure water balance. Fifth, there are too many fruits, so we need to loosen the flowers and fruits.

1. Foliar topdressing

(1) specific reasons: if the pruning is too much and there are few branches and leaves left in the aboveground part, the aboveground and underground parts will lose balance. Furthermore, a large number of roots will die, which will lead to the overall malnutrition. In this case, it is the time of rapid growth that may cause the leaves to turn yellow.

(2) solution: apply 0.3% urea to foliar top dressing, once a week, three times in a row.

2. Spraying against diseases and insect pests

(1) specific reasons: such as "root carcinomatosis", "root knot nematode", etc., can cause yellow leaves.

(2) solution: after discovery, cut off the part suffering from diseases and insect pests in time, and then spray medicine, such as Bordeaux liquid, etc.

3. Provide sufficient light

(1) specific reason: light is insufficient, chlorophyll cannot form, the leaf may turn yellow, also may appear thin phenomenon..

(2) solution: try to let the plants receive enough sunlight. In addition, attention should be paid to pruning to increase the transmittance.

4. Adjust the water balance

(1) specific reasons: drought and flood may make the leaves yellow or even die.

(2) solution: when the rainfall is very small, or in the rainy season, different measures should be taken to adjust the water balance, such as watering in the early stage and draining in the later stage.

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5. Flower and fruit thinning

(1) specific reason: if there is too much fruit and too much load, nutrients will be insufficient, so yellow leaves will appear.

(2) solution: don't only pursue the yield, but also the flower and fruit thinning and reasonable weight bearing.

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