In January, it snows heavily. Snow fell quietly. The orchard was white. Can't hear any sound. The grapes sleep in the snow-covered cellar. A spring breeze blows in February. After the beginning of spring, there will be a "swinging wind" for 48 days. The wind swayed the branches of the tree, and the tree woke up and hurriedly sent the sap all over the body. The branches are softened. The tree is green. The snow melted and the ground was black. In the black soil, Artemisia annua grows. green. Grapes out of the cellar. Dig up the cellar with spade by spade. The excavated soil is piled up on all sides. The vines were showing, jet black. Some of the tips have budded, spitting out pale leaflets the size of fingernails. It can't wait. Pull the vines out and place them on loose, moist soil. In a little while, the leaflets changed color, and the edges of the leaves turned red; - in a little while, they became green. In March, the grapes hit the shelves. Prepare first. Stack uprights, beams, sticks, locust wood, willow wood, poplar wood, and birch wood, according to the size of the tree, and stack them next to each other. There are thick soup bowls, rice bowls, and tea cups. A large grape needs eight, ten, or even twelve columns. Medium, six, four. First dig the pit and erect the column. Then build the beam and fasten it with thick iron wire. Then take a small stick and tie it with thin iron wire.

Then, get the grapes on the shelves. It took a little effort to lift the old vine that had been lying in the soil all winter. Big, four or five people should come together. "Get up!—Get up!" Oh, it got up. Put it on the trellis and spread the branches out in three sides, like five fingers, like a fan. Then, fasten it on a small stick with hemp tendons. The vines were stretched out, and they stayed cool and cool. On the shelf, fertilize. Behind the roots of the grapes, one foot from the main trunk, dig a half-moon-shaped ditch, and pour the large manure into it. There is a lot of feces on the grapes, no need to dilute, just pour the original juice feces down. Big trees, get three or four buckets. For small grapes, one barrel is enough. In April, water. The soil dug out of the cellar is piled up on four sides and built into a ridge, which becomes a pond. The pool was full of water. The water in the vineyard is refreshing and refreshing. Grapes are amazing to drink water. It's really drinking! The organization of the vine is different from other fruit trees, it is a small tube inside it. This point, the ancients of China have long discovered. "Book of Figures" says: "The roots and seedlings are connected in the hollow. The nursery people will sell the goods, and if they want to get great profits, they will irrigate their roots in the evening, and the water will soak them in the water in the morning. Therefore, the common saying is that the seedlings are connected to the wood." The roots are soaked in the water in the morning.” It is not right. When the grapes are ripe, they can no longer be watered. Water again and the fruit will burst. "Hollow interlinked" is very accurate. After watering it, in a short while, it sucked from the root to the tip, and it was like a child sucking milk and desperately drinking up. After the water has been poured, you will come back and see: the cut off the tip of the tip is dripping water.

What is the force that makes the grapes desperately suck up water? When fertilized and watered, the grapes will stubble and grow leaves. so fast! It turned out to be a few dead vines, and after a few days, they turned into a large piece of green branches and green leaves. In May, watering, spraying, beating and pinching. Grapes don't know how much water they drink a year, and other fruit trees don't. For other fruit trees, a "tree bowl" is ploughed, and a few load of water are poured into it. Spray Bordeaux mixture. From drawing long leaves to fruit setting, I don't know how many times to spray. When sprayed with Bordeaux mixture, the leaves of the grapes turn blue as soon as the sun shines. The grapes are drawn without any control, it is simply blind! After a few days of work, a long piece of new article was drawn. It's okay to grow the Fa like this, but will it not bear fruit? Therefore, it has to be stripped once in a few days. It doesn't take any skill to cut the grapes into strips. It can be done by a person. Just pick up the tree shears, crackle crackles, and give it a new cut. A hinge, a strip of new leaves growing on the ground. The tendrils of the grape are useful when it is still wild, to cling to some other tree. Now, someone has fixed it well on the shelf, and it is useless at all. The tendrils are the most nutrient-intensive, and all crops give priority to delivering nutrients to the top. Therefore, when they grow, they are pinched, and when they grow, they are pinched. In mid to late May, the fruit trees bloom. The orchard is beautiful. The pear trees are blooming, the apple trees are blooming, and the grapes are blooming.