Planting conditions of orange trees

If you want to grow a high-quality variety of oranges, you can't do without the control of its growth environment. Only by understanding the planting conditions of orange trees can you take better care of the plantation.

Planting conditions of orange trees

1, soil: choose mountain or sloping land, the soil layer should be deep, the soil should be fertile and loose.

2. Temperature: the most suitable temperature for orange growth is about 37 ℃. During flower bud differentiation in autumn, the temperature of day and night should be about 20 ℃ and 10 ℃ respectively. Too low temperature will freeze oranges.

3. Illumination: although the orange is resistant to silver, it needs a lot of sunlight in the process of growth to ensure its normal growth and good fruit development.

4. Fertilizer: orange trees need fertilizer at every growth stage. Through the application of promoting shoots, strong shoots, strong buds and strong fruit fertilizers, the fruit trees thrive and the fruit quality is high.

5. Moisture: orange trees need to be watered frequently during the seedling period to ensure their normal growth and development, but during the fruiting period, it is necessary to reduce the supply of water and promote the precipitation of sugar, resulting in too much water and low sugar content. When you encounter too much Rain Water, you should actively drain the water.

6. Pruning branches: pruning branches during seedlings is to promote branch growth; later trimming the crown and adjusting the density of branches and leaves can not only make fruit trees receive more and better light, but also promote fruit growth.

In the process of planting orange trees, only by carefully adjusting the growth factors of the plant and controlling each joint, can the fruit be bigger and bigger.