A) 12-13 B) 6-7 C) 3-5 D) 8-11
A) Clay-heavy, alkaline B) Waterlogged, neutral C) Well-draining, slightly acidic D) Salty, sandy
A) At least 6 hours daily B) 4 hours daily C) Less than 2 hours daily D) Only indirect sunlight
A) Summer B) Late fall to early winter C) Early fall D) Spring
A) Potato beetles B) Tomato hornworms C) Squash bugs D) Citrus aphids
A) Deep, infrequent watering B) Light, daily watering C) No watering required D) Watering only during rain
A) Rose fertilizer B) Lawn fertilizer C) Citrus-specific fertilizer D) Vegetable fertilizer
A) Once a year B) Every day C) Never D) Following fertilizer instructions
A) To attract beneficial insects B) To prevent growth C) Only for aesthetic purposes D) To improve air circulation and fruit production
A) Late winter or early spring B) Anytime C) Summer D) Fall
A) Powdery mildew B) Citrus canker C) Downy mildew D) Black spot
A) Water heavily B) Apply fertilizer C) Prune severely D) Cover with a blanket or tarp
A) To prevent fruiting B) To improve disease resistance and fruit quality C) To make the tree taller D) To change the leaf color
A) Apple rootstock B) Pine rootstock C) Trifoliate orange D) Grape rootstock
A) 15-20 feet B) 5 feet C) 2 feet D) 40 feet
A) Hours of watering needed B) Hours of fertilization needed C) Hours of sunlight needed D) Hours below a certain temperature needed for fruit set
A) Sometimes, depending on weather B) No, they require a pollinator C) Yes D) Only with hand-pollination
A) Adding more fruit B) Removing leaves near the fruit C) Painting the fruit D) Removing excess fruit to improve size and quality
A) To reduce fertilizer needs B) To promote faster growth C) To prevent root rot D) To attract earthworms
A) 8.0-9.0 B) 4.0-5.0 C) 7.5-8.5 D) 6.0-7.0
A) Add salt B) Add clay C) Amend with organic matter like compost D) Compact the soil
A) One with drainage holes B) A very small container C) One without drainage holes D) A metal container
A) Every 2-3 years B) Never C) Every year D) Every month
A) To attract pests B) To prevent water from reaching the roots C) To increase soil temperature significantly D) To retain moisture and suppress weeds
A) Rubber mulch B) Plastic sheeting C) Gravel D) Organic mulch like wood chips or pine straw
A) A disease or stress B) A sign of nutrient deficiency C) Normal growth D) A sign of over-watering
A) In a cool, dry place B) In direct sunlight C) In a warm, humid place D) In the freezer
A) To prevent it from getting wet B) To encourage growth C) To protect it from sunscald and pests D) To make it look more attractive
A) Increased fruit production B) Leaf burn C) Dark green leaves D) Rapid growth
A) They produce better fruit B) They protect the tree from pests C) They steal nutrients from the grafted portion D) They help the tree grow taller |