Can apples be planted in the south?

Apple is one of the most commonly eaten fruits, so many people want to grow apples in the south. Let's take a look at whether apples can be grown in the south.

Apple trees can be planted in the south, but they rarely bear fruit, so it is not suitable to grow apples in the south. Apple is suitable to grow in temperate continental climate zone, with four distinct seasons and large annual temperature difference. Seasonal precipitation is obvious and there is plenty of sunshine in autumn. Apple trees like loose soil. Good drainage, partial alkali.

Most of the southern region is a subtropical monsoon climate region, with large annual precipitation and acid soil, which is easy to induce branch trunk and root rot. Therefore, it is not conducive to the growth of apple trees, and the fruit is small and sour.