Where is the best place for apple trees to grow? Suitable growing environment

Where do apple trees grow?

Apple trees are suitable for growing in areas with an average annual temperature of 9-14℃. They are suitable for growing in places with a warm climate, fertile soil, sufficient sunlight and appropriate precipitation. Generally, they are planted in places with good lighting conditions, which is conducive to fruiting.

The origin of apple trees is mainly concentrated in the temperate regions of the northern and southern hemispheres. Currently in my country, they are mainly concentrated in the Bohai Bay, the Loess Plateau and other areas. In addition, they are also cultivated in many foreign regions, such as Italy and the United States.

Apple tree growth environment

1. Temperature: Apples like to grow in a cool, dry environment with plenty of sunshine. The average temperature between 12-18 degrees is most suitable for apple growth. If the temperature in summer is too high, with the average temperature above 26 degrees, the fruit will develop quickly and will not be resistant to storage.

2. Light: Apples like to grow in an environment with sufficient light, which is conducive to their normal fruiting, thus improving the quality of the fruit. Different varieties have different requirements for light.

3. Soil: Apple is suitable for growing in sandy loam with deep soil layer and good drainage. The pH of the soil needs to be kept between slightly acidic and neutral. If the soil is poorly ventilated, the growth of the root system will be hindered, and chlorosis due to nutrient deficiency will occur.