Small-Scale Chinese Fruit bags that sweeten fruits Production: Workshop Formula, Ratios & Method
In short: Small-Scale Chinese Fruit bags that sweeten fruits Production: Workshop Formula, Ratios & Method. This entry documents a formula & ratios taken from Chinese practical-technology literature, written for small-scale makers and home producers. The text below is the full English translation of the original Chinese workshop notes, covering materials and quantities, the step-by-step sequence, and the practical cautions recorded in the source. Roughly 2346 words of English technical text, translated and preserved without editing. It is intended for experimental and reference use, not for regulated or commercial certification.
Fruit bags that sweeten fruitsStudies using drugs to increase the sugar content of fruits have yet to produce reliable results. A sugar-increasing agent developed by Takehiko Chihisa from Japan has been tried in orchards in recent years and has proven to be a promising product, and is being gradually promoted and used. Now made - summary introduction.The drug he invented is a sulfated pyridine phosphate derivative. In the chemical formula, R represents an alkyl group containing 1 to 2 phosphorus atoms, and X represents a halogen element, usually replaced by one or all bromine atoms. The specific application method is divided into two steps:1. Make a medicinal film:Weigh the above-mentioned drugs, vegetable oil, and surfactant (BC1-8084-trade name) in appropriate proportions, mix evenly, and brush on paraffin paper or oil paper. Cut the paper film into small pieces as needed for later use, so that the drug content of each piece of paper is 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30 mg respectively. Attach a wrapping paper of the same size to the outside of the medicine film paper to make a small paper bag for use.2. Hanging bag:About 50 to 70 days after apples and pears fall (roughly around mid-June), hang the above-mentioned bags on the trees to cover the young fruits. Wait until mid-September, when the harvest is large, to remove the sachets. Sampling inspection.According to the drug content of the hanging sachets and their test results, they are summarized in the table below (measured by a refractometer)It can be seen from the table that the sugar content of the fruit in the bag increased, but the sugar content of the fruit in the 15-30 mg bag was the most significant. According to people's taste discrimination ability, …
Sign in to unlock
One-time payment per article, billed in credits (1 $ = 100 credits). You will review the invoice and the non-refundable digital-asset policy before anything is charged. The PDF is generated on demand and embeds a licensing watermark.
Unlock this article
One-time payment · permanent access after unlock · 1 $ = 100 credits
Member level pricing for this article
| Level | Cumulative top-up | Discount | Your price | You save |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | — | 3,892 credits | — |
| Bronze | $100.00+ | 2% off | 3,814 credits | 78 credits |
| Silver | $1,000.00+ | 5% off | 3,697 credits | 195 credits |
| Gold | $5,000.00+ | 10% off | 3,503 credits | 389 credits |
| VIP | $20,000.00+ | 15% off | 3,308 credits | 584 credits |
Prices are billed in credits (1 $ = 100 credits). Your level upgrades automatically as your cumulative top-up grows. Top up to unlock a higher discount ›
All articles are digital assets. Once a PDF is downloaded, the purchase is final and non-refundable.
Please log in to unlock this article.
Payment Methods
pay@viprole.com
Lei Cheng
pay@viprole.com
Lei Cheng