How plums are cultivated

 

To grow plums you first need to prepare your growing area properly.  Generally, the environment for plum cultivation must be based.  Plums require little watering, and proper drainage.  Adequate water supply throughout the year is desirable during plum cultivation.  Plums often use regular tillers, which will ease your farming time and labor.  Fewer fertilizers and pesticides can be used to keep clean and protected.  A good enthusiastic  community and good advice to follow.

 The process of growing plums can be followed from start tofinish for me.

 Soil Preparation:  Choose soil suitable for plums that drains well.  If you want to have a natural feed system with manure, dry animal manure or vegetable feed can be mixed into your soil.

Sowing Seeds:  Choose plum seeds that are naturally horticultural and healthy.  The seeds can be sown in seedbeds or ready mints.

Watering and Irrigation:  After sowing plum seeds, they should be watered daily with soapy water.  Safe water should be provided to the land.

Care and Repair:  Monitor plum tree seedlings for diseases and if necessary, apply pesticides or insecticides to them.

harvest collection and storage: Harvest plums after they are fully developed.  Do not serve fruits that are cold and dry and spoil.

By following these steps, success in plum farming can be achieved from start to finish.