What kind of figs? The demand for soil is not high, and both sandy soil and loam can be planted.

Figs can be planted in sandy soil, loam and all kinds of clayey soil, which does not have high requirements for soil and has strong salt tolerance, and can even be planted in coastal shoals or inland saline-alkali soil. if the soil layer is loose, fertile and good drainage, and the soil is neutral or alkaline sandy soil calcareous, it is very suitable to plant figs.

Figs like to grow in a warm and humid climate, and they can also grow in barren and dry land, with a certain resistance to waterlogging, but low resistance to cold. It is best to choose sunny, loose, deep and fertile sandy loam or clay loam to grow figs, but figs can also grow in slightly acidic and alkaline soil.

The root system of figs has the characteristics of attached to the surface. Figs will grow better if they are planted in places with sufficient light, a certain amount of domestic waste is added to the planting soil and fully loosened.

Requirements of figs on environmental conditions

1. Temperature requirement

Figs belong to deciduous fruit trees, like to survive in a warm environment, they have a strong resistance to high temperature, generally high temperature will not cause damage to fig plants The cold resistance of different fig varieties is different. Blanrek, Ziguang and other varieties have strong cold resistance. Adult fig plants can withstand a low temperature of minus 16 ℃. In the south of the Yellow River, figs can survive the winter smoothly. However, the cold resistance of varieties such as Ma Yi Tao Fen and Lukang No.1 is relatively poor, and they will suffer frost injury in the environment of minus 8 ℃.

2. Moisture requirements

Figs have well-developed roots and strong drought resistance, and higher yields can be obtained even when planted on slopes in mountainous areas, and figs have certain waterlogging resistance. however, if the waterlogging is too serious or the air humidity is too high, it will still lead to fig fruit cracking or rotten fruit, long-term lack of water will make the fruit smaller or even drop fruit, so it is necessary to ensure timely watering in the process of planting. Timely drainage during waterlogging to improve the yield and quality of fruit.

3. Soil requirements

Figs can be planted in sandy soil, loam and even all kinds of clayey soil, but the deep neutral or alkaline sandy soil calcareous soil is the most suitable for planting figs. They have strong salt tolerance and can be planted in coastal shoals and inland saline-alkali land, but they have a high demand for calcium. If figs are planted in acid and calcium deficient soil, the soil can be regulated by applying lime. To increase the yield of figs.