Where do trees usually grow?

Tree growth environment conditions

Arbors have a relatively long lifespan and are generally suitable for growing in an environment with sufficient light and a warm and humid climate. They do not have high requirements for the environment and have a wide distribution area, including the Gobi Desert, desert, and the South and North Poles.

Tree growth temperature

The most suitable growth temperature for trees is around 18 degrees. They have a certain degree of cold resistance and are basically not afraid of freezing. They can withstand temperatures as low as zero degrees, and some trees can withstand temperatures of dozens of degrees below zero. They have a strong adaptability to the environment.

Tree growth humidity

Trees are sensitive to water and prefer a moist environment. Usually the soil moisture during the growing period should be around 60%. Soil moisture content, transpiration, air humidity, etc. all affect the growth of trees. When there is a lack of water, they grow poorly. When there is too much water, it will cause root rot.

Tree growing soil

Arbors are not very demanding on the soil for planting and can grow well in both the southern and northern soils. It is best to plant them in soil that is deep, loose, breathable, fertile and well-drained, so that they will grow more vigorously.

Tree growth cycle and process

Trees grow vigorously in spring, which is the season when all things come back to life. They also resume growth from their winter dormancy period. The growth of trees needs to go through several stages: germination, seedling, growth, flowering, and fruiting, which usually takes several years or even decades.