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Raspberry Plants 62 Potted fresh plants: – root cuttings, for planting in middle of May Bare-rooted canes: – one year old, for planting in autumn or early spring
Raspberry Plants 63 Potted fresh plants The raspberry potted fresh plants pro duced by <strong>Kraege</strong> are raspberry plants as a result of propagation by cuttings. In order to produce this type of plant, root material is plan ted and cuttings are made from the young buds. The cuttings are placed in multi-cell plug trays where they take root. The potted fresh plants are delivered with substrate pellets 4 – 6 cm in size. This type of plant serves, among other things, as the starting material for the raspberry long cane production. Potted fresh plants are also good for establishing production areas in natural soil. Delivery of the plants The delivery of plants that have been ordered takes place according to prior agreement. As a rule, we need a few days to get the plants ready for dispatch. After receiving the plants, you should plant them as quickly as possible. If this isn’t possible due to bad weather conditions, the cases with the seedlings must be unloaded from the palettes and placed ideally in a semi-shaded area. The fact that you should regularly check the seedling cases and, if necessary, water them goes without saying. If the plants are well-cared for, the planting can be postponed for a few days. Planting After careful preparation of the soil, planting can be carried out starting in May. In order to achieve a sufficient cane height, all plants should be in the ground by mid-June. It is important that these delicate plants are de finitely planted so that they are free of frost. Watering the plants from overhead guarantees soil contact between the root balls and the natural soil. A consistent supply of water and nutrients is crucial in achieving the de sired cane length of 1.80 cm. Drip irrigation with appropriate fertilisation can ensure this. In this way, the basis for the yield potential in the following year can be laid in the year of planting. In order to control weeds, we recommend that foil or Mypex should be laid out before planting. If a ridge former is available, it is recommended to plant the potted green plants on dams. The faster warming of the dam stimulates the growth of roots and prevents water stagnation. Planting requirements In order to achieve high yields in the first crop year, a planting distance of 6 plants per metre is recommended. The row distances result in the following number of plants per hectare: – 2,5 m = ca. 24.000 plants/ha – 3,0 m = ca. 20.000 plants/ha – 3,5 m = ca. 17.200 plants/ha – 4,0 m = ca. 15.000 plants/ha The distances between the rows should be chosen according to the technical equipment available. Besides the recommended distance between the plants to establish the production of the fruits, an appropriate trestle for breeding the canes must also be available.
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