Pears grow vigorously, but they are not big. Why?

Pear tree is a fruit tree with physical and chemical moisture, which blooms a lot, but does not bear fruit, which may be the main reason for moisture. Pear-pollinated fruit trees are mainly pollinated by plum blossoms and bayberry when they bloom. Bad weather or rain will affect the water content of fruit trees, and insufficient surrounding water will also affect the water content of pear trees. Pear trees don't produce powder, how can they bear fruit? This may be the main reason why pear trees bloom and bear no fruit. Of course, pear trees will not bear fruit as long as they bloom. There may be other reasons. For example, improper fertilizer tends to favor nitrogen fertilizer, with less phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, excessive nutrient growth and insufficient reproductive growth, which leads to flowers failing to bear fruit. If the binary groundwater level is relatively high or the drainage is not smooth, it will lead to the difference of soil plate connectivity and may affect the flowering and fruiting of pear trees.

So what should we do? What methods should we take to solve this problem? First of all, you should carefully analyze and find the correct drug cause. In fact, if there is a water problem, such as the shortage of water trees around, appropriate water trees can be placed in the pear garden to improve the water capacity of pear trees. You can also put bees around the pear orchard for pollination. At the same time, artificial pollination can also be carried out during the flowering period of pear trees to improve the water holding capacity and conversion rate of pear trees. In general, water and water work should be done by bees, butterflies or other insects. However, when pear trees bloom, if the rainy season continues, the activities of insects such as bees will be restricted or reduced, and the water and water work will be affected, resulting in "pregnancy" or infertility of pear trees. That pear tree will have no offspring. Do you want to turn it into fruit? No way! Therefore, although pear trees are flourishing, they will not bear fruit if they lack "pregnancy" conditions.

If it is because of water and water problems, you can "force" pear trees to get pregnant through artificial pollination. In addition, pear trees belong to physical and chemical fruit trees, and the ratio of water trees to original carpenters must be properly adjusted, generally 1: 3 is appropriate. If it is the reason of fertilization, we can add phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to pear trees to make them live happily. If it is because of water stains, please drain! Low pollination temperature and windy and rainy weather and climate will affect the water efficiency of insects, making them unable to move normally, and the water effect will naturally weaken. Fruit farmers with pear orchards can transfer bees to the courtyard or carry out insect pollination and fertilization at the early stage of pear blossom.

There are many factors that cause the low fruit setting rate of pear trees, so it is necessary to make a more specific analysis of the problems. Observe the recent situation of pear trees in all aspects and find solutions in time.