When do southern cherries ripen?

I believe many people like to eat cherries. Generally speaking, there are more cherries planted in the north, but they are also planted in the south. So let's see when the southern cherries will ripen.

The flower bud of southern cherry germinates in the first and middle of April, blossoms in late April, and the leaf bud germinates before flowering. Cherry flower bud differentiation begins after fruit ripening, which is completed in about 40-50 days. Cherry is weak in cold tolerance and requires an average annual temperature of 12-14 ℃. It begins to sprout at 7-8 ℃ per day, blossoms when it is more than 15 ℃, grows fastest at more than 20 ℃, and ripens fruit at 20-25 ℃.

To put it simply, it blossoms in April. The fruit matured from late May to early June.