How to do if the fruits and vegetables grow too strong?
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In the hot summer months, it's crucial to manage vegetable growth effectively to avoid excessive vegetative growth and ensure proper fruit setting. Here are five practical measures you can take:
1. **Moderate Watering**
During the early stages of plant development, it's important to control temperature, water, and fertilizer to prevent overgrowth. Avoid overwatering—keep the soil slightly moist but not saturated. This helps maintain balanced growth. Additionally, applying a new high-fat film powder can help retain warmth and protect against airborne pathogens.
2. **Limit Quick-Release Nitrogen Fertilizer**
Excessive use of nitrogen-rich fertilizers during the fruiting stage often leads to vigorous foliage at the expense of fruit production. To avoid this, limit nitrogen fertilizer application to no more than 20 kg per mu (approximately 667 square meters) to ensure a healthy balance between growth and fruiting.
3. **Nutritional Regulation**
Regularly apply plant growth regulators in appropriate amounts to control growth. For example, using products like Harvest No. 11000 or Atonik can help regulate plant development and promote better fruit set.
4. **Root Pruning**
When plants grow too vigorously, root pruning can be an effective method. By lightly scratching the soil surface, you improve aeration and reduce root tip activity, which encourages the development of secondary roots and helps balance the plant’s energy.
5. **Promote Fruit Setting**
For plants with extreme vegetative growth, spraying Flower Wangwang No. 3 can help curb excessive growth and encourage flower bud differentiation. It's also important to monitor for pests and diseases, and apply targeted pesticides along with a diluted solution of new high-fat film powder (800 times) to enhance protection.
By implementing these strategies, gardeners and farmers can maintain healthy, productive vegetable crops even during the hottest periods of the year. These techniques not only help control growth but also support long-term plant health and higher yields.