What kind of fruit is suitable for growing in Ganzhou?

Ganzhou is a city under the jurisdiction of Jiangxi Province, and it is also the largest and most populous city in Jiangxi Province, so what kind of fruit is suitable for Ganzhou?

Ganzhou is suitable for growing navel oranges, persimmons, grapefruit and other fruits. The climate of Ganzhou is subtropical monsoon humid climate, so many tropical and subtropical fruits can not be grown.

1. Navel orange

Gannan navel orange is a specialty of Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province, so it is very appropriate to grow navel orange in Ganzhou. Gannan navel orange fruit is large and regular, usually 250 grams each, darker than other oranges, and the meat is crisp and tender, dregs, very delicious.

The mountains of Ganzhou are mainly Quaternary red soil, with a small amount of purple soil and mountain yellow soil, and the soil layer is deep, so a high standard navel orange orchard can be built with a little modification.

Red loam is suitable for navel orange growth because of its deep soil layer, acidity and low content of organic matter.

Second, persimmon

Persimmon is a persimmon family and genus persimmon, which is cultivated in many places in China. There are many varieties of persimmon cultivated in China. Among them, the more famous varieties are: Gongcheng persimmon in the north of Guangxi, Damopan persimmon in Shanxi, Huojing persimmon in Lintong, Shaanxi, and Jixin persimmon in Sanyuan.

Third, pomelo

Grapefruit belongs to the genus Citrus of Rutaceae. Pomelo trees have a wide range of adaptability to soil types and soil pH, while the soil permeability is good, the soil porosity should be more than 10%, and the oxygen content should be more than 6%. Soil hardening and excessive moisture lead to insufficient oxygen in the soil, and also produce hydrogen sulfide, nitrous acid and ferrous oxide to poison the roots and make the roots rot.

Pomelo is more shade-tolerant in citrus, but better light conditions are still needed for high quality and high yield. However, pomelo avoid strong light, diffuse light is more beneficial to the photosynthesis of pomelo than direct light.