The pear tree does not always bear fruit as abundantly as the summer resident would like. This requires hard work, but there are secret methods that allow you to double the fruit harvest.
Gardeners told what to feed the tree with and what else to do during the season when caring for the pear tree.
First, feeding
In spring, it is especially important to apply nitrogen fertilizers. Add 200-250 grams of urea per bucket of water.
The next important stage occurs during flowering. The foliar feeding method is practiced. A urea solution (0.5-1%) is used.
Secondly, watering
This tree does not require much moisture, but after the pear has blossomed, this point should be monitored.
It is also important to water the pear tree when the fruit is the size of a walnut.
The next important stage is watering after harvesting and at the beginning of autumn leaf fall.
If the summer is dry and hot, then the trees are watered approximately once every 3 weeks, but you need to be guided by the condition of the soil and the tree.
In addition, water should be poured along the contour of the crown, and not under the trunk, then the soil should be loosened and mulched with straw to prevent moisture evaporation.
By following these simple tips, harvesting pears at the end of the season will not be difficult.
