How many years does the tea oil tree bear fruit?

Camellia oleifera gets its name because its seeds can extract oil (tea oil) for consumption. Camellia oil has clear and fragrant color, rich nutrition and good storage resistance. It is a high-quality edible oil. It can also be used as lubricating oil and antirust oil in industry. Tea cake is not only a pesticide but also a fertilizer, which can improve the water storage capacity of farmland and control pests in paddy field. Pericarp is the raw material for extracting tannin extract. So, how many years does the tea-oil tree bear fruit?

First, how many years does the tea and oil tree bear fruit?

Camellia oleifera is generally planted for 3 years to hang fruit, the first 5 years of fruit for long trees can not be retained, 5-7 years later into high yield.

What are the varieties of tea and oil trees?

1. Huangpao wild tea seeds are mainly distributed in Hubei and Jiangxi. Camellia oleifera fruit is small and bright red, and the inner shell of Camellia oleifera seed is black and bright, which belongs to the late ripening variety (the beginning of winter seed is better). It has a high oil yield and ranks first in the world in terms of oil quality and nutrients (nearly 20 percentage points more than olives). It is said that Lu Dongbin got his name from Yaochi and sprinkled on Huangpao Mountain in Tongcheng.

2. Camellia oleifera (also known as wild Camellia oleifera) is mainly distributed in Hubei, Hunan, Guangxi, Sichuan and Zhejiang. The quality of oil is second only to the seeds of Camellia oleifera, which is the main species in China.

3. Camellia oleifera (also known as Camellia oleifera), which is mainly distributed in Hubei, Jiangxi, Fujian and Guangxi, has a cultivated area second only to ordinary Camellia oleifera.

4. Camellia oleifera, mainly distributed in Guangxi and Hunan, belongs to a variety of high-yield and fast-growing Camellia oleifera, and its oil quality is inferior to that of wild Camellia oleifera.

5. Camellia oleifera from Vietnam (also known as Camellia oleifera), mainly in Guangxi and Guangdong

6. Safflower Camellia oleifera, mainly distributed in Jiangxi, has good oil quality and flowers can be used as medicine. It is a good garden greening variety and should be popularized in high altitude areas.

7. Camellia oleifera (also known as Wantian oil camellia seed), mainly distributed in Guangxi

8. Tea pear (also known as Camellia oleifera), mainly distributed in Tongcheng, Hubei, Longquan, Zhejiang, Longnan, Jiangxi

9. Camellia oleifera (also known as red cypress) is not suitable to be planted in the middle subtropics.

10. Baihuannan Camellia is mainly distributed in Fengkai, Guangdong and Cangwu, Guangxi.

11. Nanrong Camellia oleifera, mainly distributed in Shaoping, Guangxi

12. Golden scented tea, mainly used as an ornamental

13. Zouguo Camellia oleifera, mainly distributed in Longsheng, Guangxi and Yongshun, Hunan, has a low yield and is not easy to popularize.

In addition, Camellia oleifera is also an excellent source of nectar and powder in winter, and its florescence is in the season of few flowers. From early October to December, it is extremely rich in honey powder. Camellia oleifera also has high application value in biomass energy. At the same time, Camellia oleifera is a tree species with strong anti-pollution ability, strong resistance to sulfur dioxide and strong resistance to fluorine and chlorine absorption. Therefore, the scientific management of Camellia oleifera forest has the ecological benefits of soil and water conservation, water conservation and climate regulation.