Cherry Bryanochka

Sweet cherry Bryanochka is another sweet cherry variety belonging to the works of domestic breeders. Berries and this variety in general have been known for a long time, and the variety constantly continues to gain its popularity due to the fact that, in principle, it has a large number of positive characteristics and properties. Cherry Bryanochka is able to withstand even too long and severe cold. Experienced gardeners say that this variety is excellent for growing in the northern regions of our country, where, in general, not all varieties of cherries can take root normally, not to mention fruiting and its regularity.

In this article, we will dwell in more detail on the history of the origin of the Bryanochka sweet cherry variety, as well as on how to plant this variety, what are its agricultural needs, and how to satisfy them so that the trees feel as comfortable and better as possible. This information will be very useful not only for inexperienced gardeners, but also for those who have grown cherry varieties more than once, and are constantly striving to expand their garden, making it even more attractive and interesting in terms of varietal diversity.

Cherry Bryanochka: description of the variety, its characteristics, history of occurrence

Cherry Bryanochka: Photo of the variety

Lupin Research Institute is a breeding station, where a very large number of a wide variety of cherry varieties were bred. Our main character, the Bryanochka cherry, was also brought out here, the basis for which was a slightly different cherry variety - Red Dense.

The authors of the variety were very popular breeders, whose names are known not only in Russia, but also far beyond its borders - this is M.V. Kanshina L.I. Zueva, A.A. Astakhov.

This variety is considered relatively young; it was entered into the state register only in 2006, after some variety tests. He managed to establish itself as a very interesting and resistant variety, which is practically not affected by a wide variety of diseases that can threaten cherry and cherry plantings.

When we describe the Bryanochka sweet cherry variety, it is worth pointing out several of the most significant characteristics:

• It is an intensively growing plant. The tree reaches a height of three meters, it looks quite stately and beautiful.
• The crown is rare, pyramidal, over time it can become a little drooping, since under the weight of the fruit, the shoots and twigs can bend a little. But the gardener can calmly shape the crown exactly as he wants to get a beautiful and attractive tree that will delight the eye.
• The branches are straight, the bark is smooth, painted in a brown shade, which can darken over time. Also, as the tree gets older, the bark may peel and crack, but this is only the influence of age and time, so do not worry about such manifestations in the external characteristics of planting.
• The leaves are quite typical for cherry planting, the inflorescences are very attractive and aromatic. Next, we will dwell in detail on the description of some of the characteristics of this variety.
• The taste characteristics of the fruits are rated very highly, gardeners emphasize that the berries are incredibly sweet and, at the same time, have a large number of useful and nutritional properties that affect human health and condition.

It is recommended to plant the variety in all regions of Russia, except for the most northern ones.This is due to the fact that the tree adapts remarkably in different climatic regions and zones, but still in some areas it is worth taking additional measures to protect the plantings, then they will feel even more comfortable.

Wood in height reaches 3.5 meters, if the gardener does not use any rootstocks. Crown dense, spherical, looks quite attractive, although over time, the branches may become a little drooping under the weight of the fruit.

The tree is distinguished by the fact that the bark is formed by a light, brown color, the shoots are slightly curved, and the leaves have a shape typical for the cherry culture. But let's talk about this further in a little more detail, so that it would be easier for the gardener to outline the image of this planting and understand how it will look in the future.

Large-fruited allows this variety to compete with many other plantings that are considered among the most popular in the world. The tree is quite tall, reaches a height of five meters, the shoots are straight, thickened, very strong, capable of withstanding large volumes of harvest, which will certainly be formed if the gardener observes all the rules and regulations of agricultural technology.

The crown is spherical, has medium thickening, looks quite solemn and attractive, indeed, during flowering, it attracts a lot of attention. The bark itself has a slightly brown color, but over time it can darken, peel off, which suggests that the tree is gradually maturing, and it is worth looking after it more carefully so that it bears fruit for as long as possible and pleases gardeners with its abundant and tasty harvest.

Leaves have an elliptical shape, the tips are slightly pointed - in general, this is a fairly typical leafy form, which is found in both cherry and cherry crops, which are close relatives to each other.

Flowers they can be located alone, or there can be bouquets-inflorescences, which consist of three flowers. These are mainly flowers of the female type, which are colored in a light pinkish-cream shade. During flowering, the planting looks really incredibly attractive and attractive, the plant looks decorative, and the flowers themselves are very fragrant. Therefore, more experienced gardeners choose cherries not only in order to get a harvest, but also in order to decorate their backyard with such a delicate and wonderful tree.

Term vegetation is about 70 days. The fruits are large, the weight of one berry can be about seven grams, and in shape they are more reminiscent of slightly rounded hearts. The color of both the skin and the pulp is red, the juice also turns out to be red.

Taste characteristics valued quite highly, tasters emphasize the sweet taste of the berries and the density of the pulp, which allows the fruit to be stored for a long time and to be transported over long distances.

Berries they also retain their integrity for a long time during harvest - another advantage for those who do not yet know how to fully realize their harvest.

Sweet cherry Bryanochka is recommended for growing in temperate climates, mainly in the southern or central parts of Russia. But there are experienced gardeners who say that they were able to grow cherries in less stable areas, and the harvest was just as good in quality.

Growing features

Cherry Bryanochka: Photo of the variety

Cherry Bryanochka requires regular and fairly abundant glaze, since this plant is generally not capable of tolerating droughts for a long time - this applies to absolutely any variety and any variety. In order to get juicy and very tasty fruits attractive in their characteristics, it is recommended to carry out abundant monthly watering, focusing on the weather and climatic conditions.

This will also help prevent the berries from shedding ahead of time, which means that the gardener will be able to collect the maximum harvest and realize it in accordance with his interests and needs. If precipitation is not expected, then watering should be prescribed a little more often, the soil should not dry out, but it should not become waterlogged either.Otherwise, in the event of drought and waterlogging, the root system will suffer, which means that the entire planting will be in danger of death.

Cherry Bryanochka has a not very high level frost resistance, although there is a tree growing in favorable conditions for itself, in this case it will be possible to achieve excellent results, and the planting will not freeze in extreme conditions. Moreover, usually the frost resistance of the Bryanochka cherry does not decrease entirely in the entire tree, but in flower buds, which are directly responsible for the future formation of the crop and its abundance.

If the winter time turned out to be frosty, and if return frosts occurred in the spring, then this can just lead to the fact that the flower buds freeze and, therefore, the harvest will be lost (or all of it, or some significant part of it).

This variety is practically sterile, and without a pollinating plant, the sweet cherry will not be able to bear fruit, or some fruits will set, but the harvest will be completely meager and not at all plentiful. Pollinators for cherries can be varieties such as Rechitsa or Poetry, which have identical flowering times, which means that pollination will occur at the most suitable moment.

Bloom varieties begin in mid-May, and in the second half of July, the gardener will be able to enjoy the first harvest of juicy and very tasty fruits. But it should be borne in mind that ripening is non-simultaneous and uneven, which means that the harvest will have to be harvested not in one, but in several approaches at once within ten days.

Fruiting begins about the fourth year after the planting was sent to the open ground. At first, the harvest cannot be called plentiful - on average, a gardener collects about ten kilograms of fruits from one tree, no more, but over the years, the yield increases, just as the taste of the fruit increases.

As a result, when the tree reaches the peak of its growth and development, more than twenty kilograms of cherries can be harvested from it. Of course, in many respects fruiting, its level and quality will mainly depend on how much effort and time the gardener has spent on complying with agrotechnical requirements and caring nuances. But we'll talk about this a little later in this article.

Cherry Bryanochka belongs to the table variety, and also the fruits have a universal purpose, as a rule, after removing the berries, they are excellent for fresh consumption, since they have excellent taste characteristics, and the pulp contains a large amount of various vitamins and trace elements, which can be excellent affect the general condition and health of the person who will eat them.

If the gardener has decided to carry out a longer storage fruits, it is recommended to send them to freezing, and also to use them for making drinks, preserves, juices and wine, jams and sauces, marmalade and sweets.

In each dish, the Bryanochka cherry will perfectly reveal its taste characteristics and, most importantly, it goes well with other berries and fruits, emphasizing the taste with its uniqueness.

Also, the Bryanochka cherry can be used for the preparation of liqueurs and tinctures, which have a positive effect on human health, immunity and metabolism. So cherries are really worthy of attention from gardeners precisely due to their many positive features and traits.

Cherry Bryanochka is quite resistant to moniliosis and coccomycosis - perhaps the most dangerous fungal diseases that can affect cherry and sweet cherry crops. But still, the gardener must provide additional support to the plantings so that they do not definitely get infected with dangerous infections.

The same can be said about pests that periodically attack plantings - if the gardener monitors them and provides the necessary support, then the result can be an excellent planting that will grow well even in not the most favorable conditions.

In general, it is possible to carry out various preventive treatments of the plantings to make it easier to regulate their general condition and to ensure that the pests do not even begin to spread over the plantings.

Advantages and disadvantages that the Bryanochka variety cherry has

Cherry Bryanochka: Photo of the variety

The sweet cherry variety Bryanochka has both its advantages and some disadvantages, which are worth mentioning. If speak about pluses varieties, then these are:

• predominantly an excellent level of yield (it becomes more and more abundant every year, and the quality of the fruits also improves);
• annual fruiting, which does not depend on external manifestations and factors;
• the early maturity of the variety, so that already in the middle of summer the gardener can enjoy wonderful and tasty cherry fruits from his own personal plot;
• delicious and very juicy fruits that have a universal purpose. In general, sweet cherries can be consumed fresh immediately after harvest, or they can be used in the form of preserves and jams, drinks, sauces, wine, juices and compotes, preparations for the winter.

But there is also limitations, which is also worth mentioning. First of all, this is the self-infertility of the variety. This means that before planting a tree, you should also take care of the selection of pollinating varieties that will have the same flowering time. Then the yield will be even better and more abundant.

Of course, experience shows that some part of the fruit can be set without pollinators, but it will make up no more than 20 percent of the total harvest. So, nevertheless, for the sake of the future harvest, you should take care of organizing and caring for pollinators.

Cherry Bryanochka needs the gardener to comply with all the terms and rules of planting. So there are several basic conditions that must be considered if the gardener is guided not only by getting a beautiful flowering plant, but also at the same time getting an excellent tree with a very plentiful and regular harvest. Next, we will just tell you in more detail about the timing of experienced gardeners recommend planting a plant, how to select seedlings, plant them in open ground and give cherries future care.

It should be borne in mind that the variety as a whole has the same requirements in agricultural technology as many other plantings, but one way or another it has its own nuances. They must be taken into account first of all, because according to them the gardener will be able to determine whether he wants, in principle, to cultivate this variety, whether he has enough time to take care of, and whether he will be able to harvest, process a large number of berries.

Also, the cultivation of this variety involves caring for pollinating varieties, so you should always keep this aspect in mind and build on your own skills. There are some gardeners who, as such, have no experience in growing cherries, but at the same time they want to learn something new and interesting in order to get excellent results and new knowledge.

This variety is interesting in that it has a very high nutritional value, since in addition to its taste and interesting aroma, the pulp contains a large amount of vitamins, acids and trace elements that have a great effect on the human body, its general condition - they increase immunity and speed up metabolism.

So the Bryanochka cherry is great for organizing dietary or baby food. The variety is highly valued in the industry, since the stone is easily separated from the fruit, which means it simplifies the processes of harvesting.In addition, when the fruits are harvested, their integrity does not suffer in any way, so harvesting can be done quickly enough and painlessly for the plantings themselves. Taste characteristics are assessed by professional tasters at 4.9 points out of five.

Further, I would like to dwell in more detail on what are the conditions for planting cherries, what requirements and measures must be followed to make plantings feel comfortable, demonstrate the best growth and development indicators. we will also tell you about the most necessary nuances for planting care and what dangers plants can pursue. To protect the trees, we will list some preventive measures that must be taken into account for the sake of the health of cherries.

Planting and caring for cherries Bryanochka

Cherry Bryanochka: Photo of the variety

Cherry Bryanochka is a planting that is demanding on moisture. This means that in no case should the soil be allowed to dry out, otherwise it will cause a lot of damage to the plants. In order for the fruits to be juicy and healthy, poured, it is recommended to regularly water the tree, focusing on the weather and climatic conditions and indicators.

It is also worth saying that the tree is different high level of frost resistance but, one way or another, cherries need a gardener to closely monitor them, especially if the tree is planted in regions and areas that are less stable in terms of weather conditions.

Cherry Bryanochka belongs to the self-fertile or partially self-fertile category, so it is recommended to take care in advance to plant several pollinating varieties nearby. Of course, sometimes some of the fruits can be tied on their own, but nevertheless, care should be taken in advance that the plantings have the opportunity to demonstrate the maximum yield and fruiting.

The best varieties of pollinators cherries Bryanochka are such as Veda and Iput, as well Tyutchevka, since they have the same flowering time.

I would like to draw your attention to the fact that the tree of this variety blooms quite late, when compared with other cherry varieties - at the very end of May. The fruits can also be harvested relatively late - at the end of July.

But here a lot will depend on the type of rootstock, as well as on the climatic conditions in which this planting grows. For example, in the south, fruiting may begin a little earlier, which means that the fruits can be harvested ahead of schedule. But closer to the north, everything changes, the growth and development of planting may become a little slower, the same applies to flowering, fruiting.

By the way, fruiting starts around the fifth year after the seedling has been sent outdoors. From one tree, on average, you can collect from 15 to 20 kilograms. But this can only be achieved taking into account the fact that the gardener will comply with all the rules and norms of planting, agricultural technology and subsequent care. We will talk about this further.

The variety also perfectly tolerates return frosts, which sometimes occur in spring, and at the same time, the tree has the ability to recover on its own in such conditions, without losing its external or yielding characteristics.

Fruiting of the tree begins in the fourth or fifth year after the seedling has been sent to the open ground. If the tree was grafted on low-growing rootstocks, then fruiting may occur earlier, but on strong-growing rootstocks, a more abundant harvest can be obtained. In this case, the tree will take up more space in the garden, and fruiting may begin a little later.

If we talk about volumes harvest, then usually from an adult tree, which has reached the peak of its development, you can collect up to 80 kilograms of berries. But at the same time, it should be borne in mind that such success cannot be achieved if the gardener does not comply with the norms and rules for growing plantings, agricultural technology.Next, we will just dwell on these aspects in more detail, so that it is easier for the gardener to understand what actions are required of him in the cultivation and care of cherries.

The fruits ripen in a very short time, which means that you should try to harvest the crop as soon as possible, otherwise it will crumble.

How to plant cherries Bryanochka

Cherry Bryanochka: Photo of the variety

The tree does not tolerate stagnation of moisture in the soil very well, since moisture has a negative effect on the root system (naturally, moisture is in very large quantities). Therefore, it is recommended to plant the variety on a hill where the groundwater will be deepened.

Of course, you should pay serious attention to where and on what site the Bryansk sweet cherry will grow. Experienced gardeners say that for planting seedlings, it is recommended to select more even and elevated areas where enough sunlight will fall.

In no case should you plant cherries in low areas, as rather cold fogs can fall there, and groundwater can come too close to the root system. Due to groundwater, the root system can freeze under constant moisture. As a result, putrefactive processes and fungal formations begin, which lead to the fact that the plantings become weaker, and as a result, they generally die.

It is best to plant cherries in the southern or eastern parts of the garden plot, which will be perfectly illuminated by the sun, but protected from sudden gusts of wind and drafts.

There are also certain restrictions on which crops can be planted near cherries, and which should not be planted next to a tree, since such a neighborhood can cause great harm to it.

For example, should not be planted next to with cherry pears and apple trees, since these crops are able to very actively draw out all useful trace elements and substances from the soil, and the cherries will simply have nowhere to receive nourishment for development and growth. Also, it is not recommended to plant conifers next to cherry lindens and birches, as they are quite aggressive with respect to the soil mixture.

Cherry Bryanochka is generally considered one of the most fastidious crops in this regard - it does not tolerate nightshade and tobacco crops, blackberries, raspberries and gooseberries nearby, since they can have common pests, and the requirements for the soil are always high.

As a result, crops begin to simply wear out the soil, and for this reason it will require regular renewal. And given that the above plants do not respond very well to transplantation, as a result, you will have to constantly update the soil in order to prevent the death of the plantings.

But if we talk about what neighborhood will do for cherries, it can be said that these are cherries and plums, as well as honeysuckle. They wonderfully coexist with cherries, they can even take an active part in pollination, due to which more fruits will be formed and, accordingly, the volume of the harvest will increase.

Saplings it is best to choose those that have reached the age of two. The length of the root system should be at least 20-25 centimeters, since this length is already suitable for planting in open ground, and at the same time the plant will feel as comfortable as possible. In general, the roots should be healthy, they should not have visible mechanical or putrefactive damage, and the height of the seedlings should be about one meter, no less.

In principle, you should always focus on the external characteristics of the planting material and on how the planting feels, so that the cherry will successfully take root in the future, adapt and show its full maximum growth and development.if the gardener notices any deformations or damage, then it is best for him to abandon the idea of ​​planting this planting on his site, and opt for a healthier and stronger seedling.

Before disembarking a seedling in open ground, it is recommended to keep it for several hours in a solution that consists of water and a growth stimulator - Kornevin. Then the root system will be saturated with water and it will be easier to germinate after it is in the open field.

There is a certain seedling planting algorithm in open ground, observing which even less experienced gardeners will be able to cope with this procedure and get excellent results.

Planting should start with the fact that the gardener prepares in advance a suitable site for planting seedlings.

The soil is also preliminarily prepared - it should be fertile, saturated with mineral and organic substances, it should not be too acidic and heavy.

In order to lower the acidity, the gardener can add either ash or lime to the soil. You can also use dolomite flour for the same purposes, which also normalizes the acidity of the soil and slightly saturates it with the necessary components to make it easier for the seedling to adapt to new conditions.

The soil is fed with superphosphate, humus and sulfuric potassium. You can also add a small amount of wood ash, which also has an excellent effect on the general condition of the soil and on future planting material.

In general, at the initial stage, you should be very careful about fertilizing, since after that, for two years it will be possible not to add them to the soil at all.

The pit must be prepared in advance - its size is 70x70 centimeters.

The depth should also be at least half a meter, but in general, the size of the pit should be guided by the size of the planting materials, because the seedling needs to feel comfortable in the pit, there should not be a small or very cramped space.

In the very center of the pit, it is worth filling a little fertile soil, into which sulfur potassium and superphosphate are added in advance, which have an excellent effect on the immunity of the planting material and allow it to take root as soon as possible.

A small mound is formed on which the seedling itself is located.

It is recommended that not one, but two gardeners take part in planting, so that one holds the seedling from above, while the second will straighten the root system and gradually pour soil onto it so that no air pockets form.

The roots should be carefully and neatly straightened, they should not intertwine with each other, because this can negatively affect the general state of the planting, its health, longevity, increased growth and development.

The pit is filled with water (it must be settled beforehand, at room temperature). In no case should you use running cold water, as it can cause a shock reaction from the seedling.

The root collar is gradually closed, leaving it at the level of the soil, slightly open. The soil should be compacted slightly, as air pockets should not be allowed to form - pathogenic bacteria can begin to develop in them.

Around the seedling, it is worth pouring a mulching layer, which consists of peat or dry grass. Mulch performs several main functions: thanks to it, the trunk circle will be protected from attacks from pests, moisture will evaporate more slowly, and all the necessary heat will leave the soil even more slowly. So it's not worth saving your time on filling mulch. Thanks to it, weeds or third-party grasses will also not grow, which means that the trunk space will be clean and tidy.

If this is not a solitary one, but group disembarkation cherry trees, the distance between them should be at least three meters, and about four meters should be left between the rows. Then the cherries will not interfere with each other to grow and develop correctly, they will not shade each other, and it will be much easier for the gardener himself to take care of the plantings, since he will have a place to take care of and to harvest.

In order to get the maximum yield from a cherry tree, pollinators should be planted nearby. Pollination will occur due to gusts of wind and pollinating insects. In this case, the gardener will have more responsibilities for caring for the plantings, but the harvest will not be long in coming.

Pollinator caring is usually an identical agricultural procedure, so that the gardener as a whole may not worry too much and combine caring activities.

Cherry Bryanochka: what you need to know about agricultural technology

Of course, after planting, it is worth observing the follow-up care, because the well-being of the planting, its normal development and indicators of growth, fruiting and vital activity in general, will largely depend on it.

Cherry Bryanochka needs the gardener to provide her with enough moisture. Especially during flowering. Also, agricultural technology includes fertilizing, pruning the crown, digging the soil.

Cherry can itself make the gardener understand that she needs additional watering and in caring activities - for example, the soil around will actively dry out and crack, which just means that watering should be carried out in the very near future. But it is better not to bring it to this, since due to the drying out of the soil, the entire planting will suffer, and some shortcomings will begin that are directly related to fruiting.

When the Bryanochka cherry is just planted in open ground, it needs nitrogen-containing components and dressing, since nitrogen takes a direct and active part in the growth and development of the shoot part of the plant. For this, urea is added to the soil.

If the tree is already mature, then complex mineral fertilizers and fertilizers with a large amount of microelements can be applied. Mineral dressing should be combined with organic matter, and the main characters here are humus or compost, which the gardener can harvest on his own. Also, a small amount of ash must be added to the soil, since it contains potassium.

And even earlier, we pointed out that thanks to ash, it is possible to regulate the acidity level, which means that planting will feel comfortable in soil with not the highest manifestation of an acidic background. This is a recommendation in agricultural technology of absolutely any cherry variety, which must be followed in order to obtain an excellent and abundant, high-quality and regular harvest.

There is one more piece of advice from experienced gardeners. It consists in the fact that the crown must be formed without fail. This is necessary not only to maintain the health of the planting, but also to give it a neat and decorative appearance.

Another advantage of sweet cherry is that it reacts absolutely normally to formation, and that it can recover on its own after this procedure.

Pruning - this is another necessary condition and measure in the framework of agricultural technology and planting care. After the winter period ends, the gardener is obliged to remove all branches that are frozen or damaged, weakened after such a harsh period - this type of pruning is called sanitary. After its completion, the cut sites are processed with copper sulfate, and then they are lubricated with garden varnish so that infection does not get into these vulnerable areas and infections do not begin.

For the winter planting can, in principle, not be covered, as cherries calmly endure this period.But the trunk is best protected, first of all from pests and rodents, which are not at all opposed to eating bark. Young seedlings are also covered for the winter. Around November it costs to promulgate roots to protect them from pests and from severe soil freezing. The trunk is covered with materials such as lutrasil, sponband, or you can simply use spruce branches that will allow enough oxygen to pass through, and at the same time can also reliably protect young seedlings from adverse manifestations from the outside.

Diseases and pests that harm cherries. Prevention measures

Cherry Bryanochka: Photo of the variety

Of course, I would like to devote a separate part of the article to what diseases and pests can be dangerous for the Bryanochka cherry variety, and what methods exist to combat and prevent these diseases and harmful attacks. It is very important to comply with all the conditions and rules, since this increases the chances not only of saving the plant, but also of strengthening its immune system, strengthening stress resistance in very unstable conditions and conditions.

Next, we will describe some of the dangerous manifestations, so that it would be easier for any gardener, especially a beginner, to identify them and start a timely fight.

• Hole spot - it is manifested in the fact that foreign spots are gradually formed on the leaves, painted in a brown or reddish-brick shade. Then holes appear in place of the spots. The shoots begin to crack, gum seeps out of them, which also suggests that some negative changes are taking place with the planting, and measures must be taken immediately to combat the hole spot. Usually all diseased shoots are immediately cut from the tree and burned outside the infield. The near-trunk circle is carefully dug, it, the trunk and the tree must be sprayed entirely with a 3% Bordeaux mixture solution. If necessary, this procedure can be repeated, but it is worth focusing on the general state of the planting.
• Moniliosis (in other words, this disease is called gray mold) - usually the disease is formed at very high air humidity, because it is this microclimate that is considered very favorable for the development of various fungal diseases. Spots also begin to form on the leaves, which gradually affect the fruits themselves. To get rid of moniliosis, it is necessary to cut off all damaged branches with the capture of healthy parts that may have already been infected, but the infection has not yet manifested itself. The tree should be sprayed with special preparations belonging to the fungicidal group - these are Azocene, Topsin, Horus, which are sold in specialized stores for gardeners, as well as in nurseries where the seedlings themselves are purchased.
• Slimy sawfly - these are pests in the form of larvae, which in their external characteristics more resemble typical slugs. They actively feed on leaves, leaving bare skeletons in their place. In order to carry out preventive wood treatment, you can use such a method as a thorough digging of the trunk circle. But the larva, if they have already appeared, can be destroyed if the plant is sprayed with drugs such as Aktara and Confidor. Experienced gardeners say that folk remedies are no less effective in this case - for example, a tincture based on chamomile or ash, which is on any site.
• Cherry weevil (trubovert) Is a beetle that has a very long proboscis. Basically, he survives the winter in the soil, but in the spring he moves to the tree, begins to gnaw through the branches and leaves, then moves to the formed fruits. As a result, cherries are almost massively crumbled, which means that the entire harvest is lost as well. To get rid of the cherry weevil, it is worth digging up the soil with the onset of autumn, setting traps.You can also treat the planting and soil with Inta-vir or Fufanon, which are considered inexpensive and, at the same time, very effective drugs in the fight against garden pests.
• Black aphid. These are small, small bugs that mainly settle on the lower part of the leaves, causing them to deform, dry out and massively shatter. In order to strike at the aphids, it is necessary to destroy all ants in the area. You can also use some folk recipes. For example, aphids react very negatively to pungent odors, which means, ideally, it is worth treating plantings with the help of tinctures on garlic or tobacco, ammonia. You can also dust the trees with tobacco dust. But if we talk about professional tools, then this is a drug called Fitoverm, which can be purchased at any gardening store or in nurseries where the seedlings themselves are sold.

Conclusion

In conclusion, I would like to say that the Bryanochka cherry is a magnificent planting that really deserves attention from gardeners. Planting does not cause any difficulties, but the result can exceed all even the most daring expectations. With all this, cherries have a high level of immunity and stress resistance, they are not afraid of diseases and pests.

Fruiting becomes more and more intense every year, but the tree begins to age around the twentieth year after planting. One way or another, the Bryanochka cherry variety has an impressive lifespan, so it becomes a very welcome guest on any garden plot.