Carefully administer and implement artificial pollination. The first flower opened by the zucchini is usually a female flower, and the second flower is a male flower. The male and female flowers usually open at 4-6 in the morning and the male flowers are scattered at 9-11 am, which is the best time for pollination. When pollinating, you should first check whether the male flower produces pollen. You can touch the stamen of the male flower with your finger and find that there is yellow powder on the tip of the finger, that is, there is mature pollen. Then remove the male flower, remove the petals, and gently rub against the stigma of the female flower. The stigma is evenly crushed, otherwise it will easily grow into a malformed melon.

Grasp the right time, skillfully using conditioners to wipe flowers. Relative humidity in the air is relatively large or there is no male flower in the shed, and the leaf buds of each branch have female flowers. This situation is a leaf and a melon. At this point, it is necessary to use a conditioner to facilitate the sitting of the melon. Now commonly used melon conditioners are mainly 2,4-D butyl ester or Bao Guo Ning and so on.

Use a conditioner to spread the young melon and apply it on sunny days from 9-10 am. The best time to apply should be when the female flower is open and the day before.

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