СМОРОДИНА НЕ ПЛОДОНОСИТ — одна ошибка после сбора урожая которую делают все

Currants grew well for the first two or three years, but then the berries became fewer and fewer. Most people think the bush is old and needs to be uprooted. But the problem isn't the bush's age. It's one mistake made every year after harvesting—one that systematically kills fruiting. In this video, you'll learn exactly when currants set fruit buds for the next harvest and why this is the most important time of the year. You'll understand why post-harvest feeding is more important than spring feeding and what exactly you need to feed your bush after harvesting. You'll learn how to properly prune currants after harvest—which branches to remove and why summer pruning is better than spring pruning. You'll understand how to combat powdery mildew, anthracnose, and bud mites without chemicals using Soviet-era methods. You'll learn about moisture-recharging irrigation in the fall, which increases the bush's winter hardiness and ensures a strong start in the spring. And get a ready-made action plan from July to spring that, with consistent application, will yield a bountiful harvest every year for twenty years. Everything is clearly step-by-step, without unnecessary fluff.