Standard of peach tree flowering and fruit thinning

[Agricultural] net peach tree thinning criteria: sparse flowering peach tree to bud stage and flowering. It is required to leave a double flower to leave a single flower, and to base the flower in the base. Generally, the long fruit branches leave 5 to 7 leaves, the middle fruit branches leave 3 to 5, and the short fruit branches leave 2 to 3, and the flowers on the reserve branches and extension branches are all thinned out. The criteria for thinning fruit are: general small fruit varieties, 1 short fruit branch, 1 to 2 middle fruit branches, and 3 long long fruit branches; large fruit short fruit branches and bouquet-like fruit branches average two branches and one fruit, medium The fruit branch leaves one fruit, and the long fruit branch leaves two fruits. In the case of fruit thinning, it is necessary to maintain the upper part of the same plant with strong growth potential and the large number of large branch groups; the lower part and the undernourished weak branch group should be kept less.