みかんの苗木、夏芽剪定（芽かき、摘心）のご紹介～定植１年目7月下旬編～

We've also launched the Fujiwara Farm website for our kuradashi mikan (storehouse-fresh mandarin oranges)! ♪ We're still in the early stages, but we'll be updating our blog regularly. We'll also be selling mandarin oranges from fall to spring, so stay tuned! ♪ [Click here for the website! ♪] https://kuradashimikan.com/ Please add us to your favorites! ♪ We're also running an official LINE account. Add us as a friend using the link below and contact us! ♪ We'll also be sending you updates on our YouTube channel and blog. [Click here to sign up for our official LINE account!] https://line.me/R/ti/p/%40fjh1570z [This article] This article introduces summer bud pruning (thinning and pinching) for small mandarin orange seedlings. It's late July, and summer buds are finally starting to grow in earnest. If planted properly, summer buds will appear more abundantly than spring buds, allowing the small tree to grow quickly. As various buds appear, we'll explain in detail how to thin and pinch them one by one, so please take a look. We'll also explain how to control pests that infest new shoots and the damage caused by canker. ~Timeline below~ 0:24 Current state of the small tree (late July, first year after planting) 1:12 Purpose of bud thinning and pinching 2:56 Summer bud pruning (bud thinning, pinching) in practice 13:25 Pest control (red beetle control) 14:55 Progression and characteristics of canker disease 16:36 Conclusion.