Sandy beach
The thin beach has good air permeability, fast decomposition of nutrients, and well-developed root system, but the soil is thin, leakage of water is leaking, fertilizer and water supply are unstable, and the tree tends to be weak. When a large amount of fertilizer is supplied, due to the developed roots and good air permeability, it is prone to short-term growth. For example, after autumn, a large amount of natural rainfall causes autumn shoots and prosperous growth, and due to the large amount of roots, the nutrients of water are rapidly depleted, and leakage is easy. Losses, the lack of nutrients after the rainy season, often lead to premature leaf fall. In addition, alluvial plains and sandy beaches often have problems of sticky layer and high groundwater level. The organic fertilizers should be added in large quantities and clay should be added to increase the capacity of water conservation and fertilizer supply. Pay attention to breaking the sticking layer, lowering the groundwater level, and planting the soil under the trench to bury the grass.
Mountainous land
Mountainous thin soil has good air permeability, but the drought is thin, soil and water loss is serious, and the ability to retain water and maintain fertilizer is poor. Often due to lack of fertilizer and water, the growth of the tree is slow, the leaves are small, the leaves are yellow, and the leaves are brittle, and the production capacity is poor. Zinc deficiency, lack of boron, and other deficiency diseases often occur. A large number of organic fertilizers should be added to increase soil fertility and maintain water and fertility. Before the planting, the soil and water conservation projects such as terraces shall be refurbished, and attention shall be paid to the deep turning of the soil and the thickening of the soil to correct the deficiency of the disease, so that the roots of the fruit tree can be lowered, and the ability to resist drought and absorb nutrients can be improved.
Saline soil
Sweet cherry has certain requirements on the pH of the soil. Soil with a pH of 6.0 to 7.5 is most suitable for the growth of sweet cherries. However, if the pH of the soil exceeds 7.8, soil improvement is required. The coastal climate is more suitable for the growth and development of sweet cherries, but the soil often has varying degrees of salt and alkali. The effective improvement method is to dig trenches before planting, and spread 20-30 cm thick crop stalks in the trenches to form an isolation buffer zone to prevent salt from rising; large amounts of organic fertilizers can effectively reduce the pH value of the soil; when applying potash fertilizer, Potassium sulphate, nitrogen fertilizers applied ammonium sulfate, cutting off the soil, cutting off the capillary, reducing soil moisture evaporation, thereby reducing the accumulation of salt in the topsoil; using ground cover, mulching, planting green manure, etc., can be effectively improved Saline soil.
Limestone foothills, alluvial plains, clay land
Soil water conservation and fertility, but the permeability of the poor permeability, root rooting less, the density is small, easy to cause water in the rainy season, long autumn shoots and new shoots in the middle and lower leaves early fall. Before planting, deeper application of organic fertilizer, sand or gravel should be added to improve soil permeability, and ditches should be made.
Whole ( Multi bulb ) Black Garlic is made of the whole fresh white garlic .
It appears black in colour and shrinks during the fermenting process.
The cloves varies in diameter between 5.0 - 6.0cm and weights in at 30-40g before being peeled.
Black Garlic Production Process
Fresh organic garlic → Cleaning → Dehydration → Clip → Outfit fermentation dish → Fermentation room → Fermentation → Booth cool room → Ripen → Sterilization room → Black garlic sorting room → Inner packing → Outer packing → Black garlic storeroom
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