Hello everyone.
I decided to plant a line of raspberry in my orchard. To do this I spilled on 15m long and 60 cm wide a layer of 20 25 brf cm. Raspberries will arrive soon.
How to transplant them?
-Make a hole in the BRF and fill it with the soil of my garden (which has been under hay since
long time) ; the plants will be flush with the BRF
-Go to the ground of the meadow and plant them in it and fold back the BRF all around the stems? The dishes will be buried!
Thank you for your help
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Hello, take the second option, the BRF could have been installed after planting unless it has been there since spring. 25 cm of BRF that is a lot it can also spread between two rows of raspberry. This will not harm raspberries however, but the seedlings must be implanted in the soil not too deeply 10cms maximum.
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Hey that's good I just plant 10 ...
But without any particular knowledge except for (because of the spring mistake of planting 2 too much in the sun) to plant them in the most shady place (but which nonetheless receives the sun) from the pleasure garden ...
To be continued...
But without any particular knowledge except for (because of the spring mistake of planting 2 too much in the sun) to plant them in the most shady place (but which nonetheless receives the sun) from the pleasure garden ...
To be continued...
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I think the biggest problem with raspberry planting is the choice of trellising.
if you pawn in the middle of the row, no problem.
but if you choose to bend the rods in production on one side of the row as I recommend, you need to plan the bend instead of the passage.
I think that the curvature greatly increases the yield and facilitates pickup.
it gives more light to new green shoots.
at planting, I advise planting in the ground, covering with a bed of dead leaves, itself covered with hay or cut grass to avoid scattering by the wind.
if you pawn in the middle of the row, no problem.
but if you choose to bend the rods in production on one side of the row as I recommend, you need to plan the bend instead of the passage.
I think that the curvature greatly increases the yield and facilitates pickup.
it gives more light to new green shoots.
at planting, I advise planting in the ground, covering with a bed of dead leaves, itself covered with hay or cut grass to avoid scattering by the wind.
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That's the result of the planting ... it's not old that it was yesterday, the hay should arrive shortly
In concrete terms, what does it mean?
In concrete terms, what does it mean?
how do we curve? what? in which way?curvature increases yield
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there you have to toast on one side.
you can bend the stems on the other side.
you have to try to make sure that a good part of the stems is horizontal.
I think the ones I see are quite rigid.
when you do it when they are green, it's easier.
you can bend the stems on the other side.
you have to try to make sure that a good part of the stems is horizontal.
I think the ones I see are quite rigid.
when you do it when they are green, it's easier.
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the higher the stem is erected, the faster the sap flows, the more it serves the development of the plant.
we, what we want, is to promote a good fruiting.
when the sap slows down, fruiting is better.
there are more fruits that grow and the size is bigger.
Usually, if you look closely, you realize that some fruits are formed but never grow.
the plant itself sorts the flowers that will go to the end of production.
by curving we increase the quantity of flowers that will go to the end.
we, what we want, is to promote a good fruiting.
when the sap slows down, fruiting is better.
there are more fruits that grow and the size is bigger.
Usually, if you look closely, you realize that some fruits are formed but never grow.
the plant itself sorts the flowers that will go to the end of production.
by curving we increase the quantity of flowers that will go to the end.
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Ok for the notion of curvature ... finally it's like the vines
Yes, I bought 10 cut short enough but actually as soon as it pushes I put them together properly ...
What height?
Yes, I bought 10 cut short enough but actually as soon as it pushes I put them together properly ...
What height?
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nico239 wrote:Ok for the notion of curvature ... finally it's like the vines
Yes, I bought 10 cut short enough but actually as soon as it pushes I put them together properly ...
What height?
I pick up sitting on a small roulette bench
a lazy bench today
but when I was a peasant he served 14 hours a day for 6 months.
with the bench, 50 70 cm high is fine.
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