What kind of fruit is suitable for growing in Fujian?

Fujian Province, referred to as "Fujian", is a province along the southeast coast of China, with a total land area of 121400 square kilometers. The climate of Fujian is a subtropical marine monsoon climate, which is very warm and humid. It is one of the provinces with the richest rainfall in China. It has superior climatic conditions and is suitable for human habitation and the growth of a variety of crops. So what kind of fruit is suitable for growing in Fujian?

What kind of fruit is suitable for growing in Fujian

Basically, fruits in subtropical areas can be grown in Fujian, while litchi, longan and loquat can be considered in low-altitude coastal areas. Places with higher elevations are suitable for growing peaches, watermelons, grapes, pears, plums, oil nai, strawberries, grapefruit, oranges, navel oranges and other fruits. According to the region, southern Fujian is suitable for growing papaya, mango, longan and litchi, which are relatively typical. The seasonal temperature in northern Fujian is lower than that in southern Fujian, and it is suitable for growing oranges and pears.

The climatic conditions of Fujian Province are very good, but there are great regional differences in climate. The coastal areas of southeastern Fujian belong to the subtropical climate, while the northeast, northern and western Fujian belong to the subtropical climate. The vertical differentiation of water and heat conditions in each climatic zone is also obvious. In addition, Fengling towering in Fujian, continuous hills, river valleys, basins interspersed between, resulting in the regional microclimate is also very obvious.

II. General situation of Fujian Province

Fujian is located in the southeast of China and on the coast of the East China Sea, bordering Zhejiang Province in the northeast, Jiangxi Province in the northwest, Guangdong Province in the southwest, and facing Taiwan Province in the southeast across the Taiwan Strait. Fujian is an important sea outlet for the Chinese mainland, and it is also an important window and base for exchanges between China and the world. Fujian Province has developed economic and cultural industries. In 2018, Fujian Province achieved a regional GDP of 3.580404 trillion yuan, a total of more than 40 universities and colleges, general higher education enrollment of 238600 people, is one of the major provinces of education in China. Fujian Province has a long history. In ancient times, it belongs to the Min-Yue tribe of Baiyue, and Yugong belongs to Yangzhou. It has been changing in history since then. Fujian Province was established after the founding of New China.

The above is some relevant knowledge about Fujian Province. Friends who want to grow fruit in Fujian must consider the local soil and water and various policies. Of course, if they are growing on a small scale, they do not have so many worries.