Fruit pome crops include apple, pear and quince plantations, the most common pome crops in European industrial horticulture. All these crops can be grown in extensive and intensive farms. Fruit pome fruits bring a stable harvest on light soils. These cultures love heat, light, but are also cold-resistant. Pear and quince don’t tolerate frost.
Pome fruits
Pome fruit crops
Peculiarities
Unlike apple trees, pear and quince trees are more durable and bear fruit for many decades. Their minimum fruiting period is 50 years, while apples bear fruit up to 30 years in an extensive orchard. In intensive horticulture, the fruiting period is sharply reduced, but trees grafted by cuttings and rejuvenating pruning prolong the the garden life.
While laying or re-laying pome orchards, it’s important to pay attention to feeding soils. The soil improver with an intensified effect SatoSoil® pHoenix is suitable for this, since it restores the pH on saline and acidic soils, or any SatoSoil® improver is applied once in autumn or before transplanting saplings.
These soil conditioners contain an environmentally friendly peat-sapropel mixture and are rich in humic and fulvic acids, which extend the buffering of the fertile layer, and serve as bactericidal and fungicidal protection for the root system of fruit trees.
In the fight against insect pests and mycotic microorganisms’ attacks, SatoHum® Potassium soap shows excellent results, applying directly to the leaves and shoots by sprinkling.
To increase the drought resistance and immunity of fruit trees to adverse stress factors – atmospheric, agrophysical, as well as to prevent diseases, the silicon-containing liquid humate SatoHum® SiO is used, which reduces the incidence and parasites attacks, activates the migratory ability of nutrients and strengthens plants.
Targeted feeding of pome crops with SatoGrow® organo-mineral biostimulants, as well as the addition of SatoHum® line compositions to drip irrigation, correct the deficiency of the essential macro, meso and micronutrients.
4 Sato® Steps – recommendations for fertilization and top dressing for pome fruits
Pome fruits
Pome fruit crops
Fruit pome crops include apple, pear and quince plantations, the most common pome crops in European industrial horticulture. All these crops can be grown in extensive and intensive farms. Fruit pome fruits bring a stable harvest on light soils. These cultures love heat, light, but are also cold-resistant. Pear and quince don’t tolerate frost.
Peculiarities
Unlike apple trees, pear and quince trees are more durable and bear fruit for many decades. Their minimum fruiting period is 50 years, while apples bear fruit up to 30 years in an extensive orchard. In intensive horticulture, the fruiting period is sharply reduced, but trees grafted by cuttings and rejuvenating pruning prolong the the garden life.
While laying or re-laying pome orchards, it’s important to pay attention to feeding soils. The soil improver with an intensified effect SatoSoil® pHoenix is suitable for this, since it restores the pH on saline and acidic soils, or any SatoSoil® improver is applied once in autumn or before transplanting saplings.
These soil conditioners contain an environmentally friendly peat-sapropel mixture and are rich in humic and fulvic acids, which extend the buffering of the fertile layer, and serve as bactericidal and fungicidal protection for the root system of fruit trees.
In the fight against insect pests and mycotic microorganisms’ attacks, SatoHum® Potassium soap shows excellent results, applying directly to the leaves and shoots by sprinkling.
To increase the drought resistance and immunity of fruit trees to adverse stress factors – atmospheric, agrophysical, as well as to prevent diseases, the silicon-containing liquid humate SatoHum® SiO is used, which reduces the incidence and parasites attacks, activates the migratory ability of nutrients and strengthens plants.
Targeted feeding of pome crops with SatoGrow® organo-mineral biostimulants, as well as the addition of SatoHum® line compositions to drip irrigation, correct the deficiency of the essential macro, meso and micronutrients.
4 Sato® Steps – recommendations for fertilization and top dressing for pome fruits
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