Loquat planting conditions and regional climate requirements

Loquat Planting Conditions

1. Temperature conditions: Loquat prefers a warm and humid climate environment. It can grow in places with an annual average temperature above 12 degrees, and grows best in places above 15 degrees.

2. Water conditions: Loquat needs a certain amount of rainfall and humid air when growing. Generally, in areas with an annual precipitation of 1000-1200 mm, if the rainfall is evenly distributed, it can grow normally.

3. Light conditions: Loquat is shade-tolerant, but if you want it to grow well, you need sufficient sunlight. Generally, during the seedling stage, appropriate shade is needed. After entering the fruiting period, at least 3 hours of light per day are needed.

Loquat's growing environment

Loquat prefers a growing environment with sufficient light and a warm and humid climate. It is slightly cold-resistant but not severely cold-resistant. It grows relatively slowly. When caring for it, the average temperature needs to be kept above 12-15 degrees. In winter, it cannot be lower than minus 5 degrees, otherwise it will affect its growth and development.

Loquat planting method

1. Prepare the soil: When planting loquat, you need to mix humus soil, garden soil, sandy loam and a small amount of pine needles. This way, the soil will be loose and breathable and have a certain drainage capacity.

2. Seed treatment: Loquat seeds need to be processed before planting. They must be removed from the fruit, then cleaned and disinfected before planting.

3. Planting and maintenance: After processing the loquat seeds, you can plant them in the prepared soil. You can use the spot sowing method for planting. After planting, you need to cover them with a layer of soil and water them appropriately.