Where do pistachios grow?

Pistachios are relatively large and oblong in shape, and are yellow-green or pink when ripe. In addition, pistachios are rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, making them a relatively healthy health food.

Where do pistachios grow?

Pistachios grow in a warm and humid environment. They need to use loose, breathable sandy loam, sprinkle potassium fertilizer on the soil surface, and then plow the soil 30 centimeters deep to make the soil more fertile, so that the pistachio roots can grow better.

Pistachios grow on trees. They are arborescent plants of the Anacardiaceae family and can reach a height of 5-7 meters. The pistachio fruit will crack as it matures over time, and then when the wind blows, it will sound like a wind chime, so it is called a pistachio.

Where Pistachios Are Grown

Pistachio has strong adaptability. It is drought-resistant, cold-resistant, and barren-resistant. It mainly grows in arid, semi-arid, semi-desert and hilly areas, as well as the arid areas bordering northern Shaanxi, Chifeng, Gansu, Ningxia, Sichuan, Yunnan and Guizhou.

Pistachio Origin

The origin of pistachios is in desert areas such as the United States, Turkey, Iran, Greece, Syria, Afghanistan, etc., while the cultivation of pistachios in my country was introduced from Persia, now Iran, during the Tang Dynasty.