Can I keep the branches under the eggplant tree?

When eggplant is planted, it will be as strong as a small tree if its fertility and water power can keep up. Finally, in the fruiting period, there are many purple eggplants hanging under the tree.

Then, after eggplant is planted, is post-management important? Is it necessary to call? Let's talk about it today

After buying back eggplant seedlings, we need to remove the old leaves from the roots and leave only three or four heart leaves at the top. The reason for this is to reduce the dispersion of nutrients and water by roots and leaves, so that eggplant seedlings have more opportunities to survive earlier.

After the eggplant survives, take the time to fertilize, fertilize before its roots are planted, and apply as much soil fertilizer as possible. After fertilization, start watering. Watering can be done according to soil moisture, as long as the soil is wet.

In this way, when the eggplant meets the wind, the roots are slightly slender and the eggplant stalks grow thicker. At this time, we need to add wooden sticks to the eggplant for auxiliary support to prevent the eggplant from falling down in the late stormy weather.

The main task of post-management is to water eggplant and catch insects. Insects can be caught with fewer plants, and pesticides should be sprayed on large plants. The topic says that the roots of eggplant are bifurcated and should be raised according to the season. For example, eggplant has not yet borne fruit, or it is found to be long during the fruit growth period, so it is picked.

Because at this time, it is mainly to manage the eggplant that allows the main branches of eggplant to grow, and try not to let the roots regenerate branches to disperse the nutrients and water that the main branches need to supply, so it is necessary to remove the newly grown branches from the roots.

However, if it is another season, the eggplant will grow and bear fruit some time before beginning of autumn, and the whole eggplant looks like a fiasco. After beginning of autumn, eggplant will sprout from the whole tree, grow again and produce autumn eggplant. This is another eggplant full fruit period, which needs new branches to complete. So you can keep the buds that grow from the roots at this time.

The problem raised by the subject at this time period is probably that there is a similar situation in eggplant now, so it is suggested to remove it in time so as not to delay the growth of the main branch.