Peach (scientific name: Prunus persica L.): rose family, peach plant. Deciduous small trees; The leaves are narrow elliptic to lanceolate, 15 cm long and 4 cm wide, with long and thin tips at the apex, fine teeth at the edge, dark green and glossy, and nectaries at the base of the leaves; The bark is dark gray, and cracks appear with age; Flowers solitary, from light to dark pink or red, sometimes white, with short stalks, 4 cm in diameter, flowering in early spring; Nearly spherical drupe, with hairy surface, edible flesh, orange yellow and reddish, 7.5 cm in diameter, with deep pits and grooves, containing white seeds.

Growth habit:

Growth habits of peach trees: peach trees like light, have strong drought and cold resistance, and are most afraid of flooding. Short term and medium-term water accumulation in peach orchard will cause plant death, and poor drainage will cause premature aging of root system, thinning of leaves, light color of leaves, and then falling leaves, fruits, and glue flow, resulting in death. Therefore, strengthening management during the growth period of peach trees can promote their high-quality growth and obtain high yield.

Curing method:

Peach trees shall be maintained in full sunshine environment to ensure sufficient sunshine. When watering, keep the basin soil moist, but do not accumulate water. Watering should not be too frequent. Generally, apply rotten organic fertilizer once or twice in autumn and winter, and apply liquid fertilizer once every 10 days in the growing season.