Can yellow peel fruit be planted in the north? What areas are suitable for planting?

Planting yellow fruit in the north

Kumquat can be grown in the north, but because the climate in the north is cold, it is not conducive to the survival of kumquat, so it can only be planted in potted plants. Kumquat is a tropical and subtropical fruit tree that likes warm and humid climates. The temperature must be above 12°C. It can be planted in greenhouses in the north and can survive for 6-7 years if well maintained.

Huangpi fruit planting area

Kumquat is suitable for planting in subtropical areas, and is suitable for warm areas with high temperatures in summer and no frost in winter. The temperature during planting must be guaranteed to be between 20-26 degrees Celsius, the lowest temperature in winter is above 0 degrees Celsius, the annual precipitation is more than 1,500 mm, and the soil must be loose and fertile to enable the kumquat to grow better.

Methods of growing yellow peel fruit in the north

When planting kumquats in the north, select seeds with full grains, wash them in clean water, and then soak the seeds in clean water for a week until the bulbs crack and then they can be planted.

Note that kumquat is a subtropical plant, while the northern region belongs to the temperate zone. During the maintenance process, you must pay attention to temperature control and keep the temperature in the environment between 12-22 degrees. At the same time, water it when the soil is slightly dry, so that the kumquat can grow better.