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INTRODUCTION

Rosaceae is a family that includes cherries.
The majority of sweet cherries are self-fertile and require pollination from another plant.
Cherries are high in fiber, vitamins, and minerals such as potassium, calcium, vitamin A, and folic acid, among others.
Prunus avium and Prunus cerasus varieties are used to make commercial cherry.

REQUIREMENTS

• Soil- The ideal soil for cherries would be reasonably fertile but also deep, especially where the ground is dry.

• pH- 5.5 to 7

• Temperature- •Cherry grows best in temperatures between 5-7º C.

IRRIGATION

It's critical to water cherry trees adequately the first year after they've been planted.
In The first week, they should be watered deeply every other day; in the second week, they can be irrigated thoroughly 2-3 times; and after the second week, they can be watered deeply 2-3 times.
For the balance of the first season, water cherry trees thoroughly once a week.
Cherry trees that have been established for a long time don't require much watering.
Your cherry trees should be getting enough water if you get at least an inch (2.5 cm) of rain every ten days in your area.
In times of drought, though, it is critical to provide them with more water.
FOR IRRIGATION :

Irrigate your field with Power Plant Bhoomi power, Premium, and Root guard.

BHOOMI POWER

4KG/ACRE

POWER PLANT PREMIUM

1 LITRE/ ACRE

ROOT GUARD

2 KG/ACRE

HOW TO USE IT?

Use Bhoomi power by following methods.

1. By broadcasting over the field.

2. Use in slurry.

3. Give it in cow dung.

4. you can also give it in dry soil.

Note: Repeat Bhoomi power and Root guard every 3 months.

CULTIVATION

The best period to plant cherries is between December and January, and this fruit is grown primarily in steep places with sloppy soil.
The rootstock selected determines the plant spacing. Plants raised from seedlings, on the other hand, should be spaced 6 x 6 metres apart.
Fill a small container with planting media and two to three trenches, then water the seeds in.
When the cherry seedlings have grown to a height of two inches (5cm).
Indoors, keep the seedlings in bright locations.

NUTRIENT DEFICIENCY

DEFICIENCY OF NITROGEN

´Cherry leaves are small , narrow , is light green in color.

´Older leaves may be yellowish orange or reddish purple and are shed early.

´Tips and margins may show necrosis.

TREATMENT :

Use

NITROKING

2-3 ml per litre

of water.

Use

SPALL90

0.5 ml per litre

of water.

DEFICIENCY OF PHOSPHORUS

´Reduced growth rate.

´Purpling of older leaves, beginning at margin can occur.

´Older leaves may dry up and die.

TREATMENT :

Use

NITROKING

2-3 ml per litre

of water.

Use

SPALL90

0.5 ml per litre

of water.

DEFICIENCY OF POTASSIUM

´Older leaves affected first, necrosis advancing from margins toward mid-rib.

´Margins may first appear light green and later turn necrotic.

´Smaller, poorly colored and low acidity fruit.

TREATMENT :

Use

NITROKING

2-3 ml per litre

of water.

Use

SPALL90

0.5 ml per litre

of water.

DEFICIENCY OF IRON

´Chlorosis of tip leaves while veins remain green.

´Shoot growth is stunted and may dieback.

´Symptoms appear on the young leaves first.

TREATMENT :

Use Ferric EDTA

0.5-01 gm per litre

of water

Use NITROKING

2-3 ml per litre

of water

Use SPALL90

0.5 ml per litre

of water

DEFICIENCY OF ZINC

´Narrowed , smaller leaves and rosette formation.

´ Deficiency affects only the leaves are not too severe, shoot growth continues as normal.

TREATMENT:

Use Grow

2 ml per litre

of water

Use SPALL90

0.5 ml per litre

of water

DEFICIENCY OF CALCIUM

´ Low calcium concentrations produce bitter pit shown by depressed areas on apple surface and small, brown corky areas within flesh.

´Shoot and root growth inhibited.

TREATMENT :

Use NITROKING

2-3 ml per litre

of water

Use BLOOM

2 ml per litre

of water

Use SPALL90

0.5 ml per litre

of water

DEFICIENCY OF BORON

´Flower development and fruit set decreased.

´Young leaves often small and misshapen.

´Corkiness in fruit flesh and wrinkled skin.

TREATMENT :

Use NITROKING

2-3 ml per litre

of water

Use BLOOM

2 ml per litre

of water

Use SPALL90

0.5 ml per litre

of water

DISEASES

A. FUNGAL DISEASES (i) CONTACT BASED
1. CHERRY LEAF SPOT (Coccomyces hiemalis)

TREATMENT :

Use PPFC

2-3 gm per litre

of water

Use SpAll90

0.5 ml per litre

of water

A. FUNGAL DISEASES (i) CONTACT BASED
2. POWDERY MILDEW (Apiosporina morbosa)

TREATMENT :

Use PPFC

2-3 gm per litre

of water

Use SpAll90

0.5 ml per litre

of water

A. FUNGAL DISEASES (i) CONTACT BASED
3. RUST (Tranzschelia discolor)

TREATMENT :

Use PPFC

2-3 gm per litre

of water

Use SpAll90

0.5 ml per litre

of water

A. FUNGAL DISEASES (ii) SYSTEMIC BASED
1. BLACK KNOT (Apiosporina morbosa)

TREATMENT :

Use Fungohit

2-3ml per litre

of water

Use SpAll90

0.5 ml per litre

of water

A. FUNGAL DISEASES (ii) SYSTEMIC BASED
2. CANKER (Pseudomonas syringae)

TREATMENT :

Use Fungohit

2-3ml per litre

of water

Use SpAll90

0.5 ml per litre

of water

A. FUNGAL DISEASES(ii) SYSTEMIC BASED
3. ROOT ROT ( Phymatotrichum omnivorum)

TREATMENT :

Use Fungohit

2-3ml per litre

of water

Use SpAll90

0.5 ml per litre

of water

B. VIRAL DISEASES
1. PRUNUS NECROTIC RING SPOT VIRUS

TREATMENT :

Use Virohit 2-3 ml per litre of water
Use virosol 2-3 ml per litre of water
Use PPNP 1 ml per litre of water
Use SpAll90 0.5 ml per litre of water.

B. VIRAL DISEASES
2. CHERRY LEAF ROLL VIRUS

TREATMENT :

Use Virohit 2-3 ml per litre of water
Use virosol 2-3 ml per litre of water
Use PPNP 1 ml per litre of water
Use SpAll90 0.5 ml per litre of water.

B. VIRAL DISEASES
3. CHERRY MOTTLE LEAF VIRUS

TREATMENT :

Use Virohit 2-3 ml per litre of water
Use virosol 2-3 ml per litre of water
Use PPNP 1 ml per litre of water
Use SpAll90 0.5 ml per litre of water.

B. VIRAL DISEASES
4. CHERRY TWISTED LEAF VIRUS

TREATMENT :

Use Virohit 2-3 ml per litre of water
Use virosol 2-3 ml per litre of water
Use PPNP 1 ml per litre of water
Use SpAll90 0.5 ml per litre of water.

B. VIRAL DISEASES
5.CHERRY RASP LEAF VIRUS

TREATMENT :

Use Virohit 2-3 ml per litre of water
Use virosol 2-3 ml per litre of water
Use PPNP 1 ml per litre of water
Use SpAll90 0.5 ml per litre of water.

B. VIRAL DISEASES
6.NECROTIC RUSTY MOTTLE VIRUS

TREATMENT :

Use Virohit 2-3 ml per litre of water
Use virosol 2-3 ml per litre of water
Use PPNP 1 ml per litre of water
Use SpAll90 0.5 ml per litre of water.

B. VIRAL DISEASES
7. PRUNE DWARF VIRUS

TREATMENT :

Use Virohit 2-3 ml per litre of water
Use virosol 2-3 ml per litre of water
Use PPNP 1 ml per litre of water
Use SpAll90 0.5 ml per litre of water.