During dormancy and leaf fall there are some points to consider that are very important for the productivity of the orchards. Productivity that begins with a correct entry into “Recess or Dormancy” of the plants. Stage that is key and relevant to achieve full productive potential.
Like other years, we have had a very hot summer, so the plants tend to continue vegetating and metabolically active, which is very negative due to the effect of the accumulation of reserves and a difficult entry into the recess of the trees. Considering the above, we must prepare and bring our gardens to an entry into the recess as normal as possible. Our trees must arrive by May 1st, with 50% yellow or fallen leaves. Once this is done, the plants are receptive to perceiving and accumulating cold...
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