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