Black fruit mountain ash planting conditions and climate requirements

Black fruit mountain ash planting conditions

The black fruit mountain tree is relatively cold-resistant and can grow in low temperature environments. It needs to be maintained in areas with an annual precipitation of more than 600 mm, so that it does not need to be watered. It has a strong adaptability to the soil and prefers to be planted in slightly acidic soil.

Black fruit mountain ash planting climate

Black fruit mountain ash prefers a moist growing environment. When it is maintained, there must be sufficient water environment. Moreover, it is very cold-resistant and can grow normally in a low temperature environment.

Black fruit mountain area

Blackberry is more suitable for growing in low temperature environments. Its origin is in North America, mainly distributed in the northeastern Great Lakes region and the Appalachian Mountains.

Black fruit mountain ash planting time

Black fruit mountain ash is usually planted in spring and autumn, specifically from March to May and from October to November. The climate environment at these two times is more suitable for growth. If there is sufficient water environment and enough nutrients during the maintenance period, its growth rate will be faster.

Benefits of planting Sorbus nigra

The planting benefits of black fruit mountain ash are still very high. If 10,000 acres are planted, its output can reach 300 tons, and the benefits generated are about 6 million yuan. If the output can reach 750 tons in the second year, its output value will be 15 million yuan, and the benefits are very good.

Key points for planting black fruit mountain ash

When planting black fruit mountain ash, the method of sowing propagation is generally adopted in the spring of each year. Loose and fertile soil is required, which is more conducive to growth and development. In addition, it is necessary to water it in time during the maintenance period to keep the soil moist, and regular pruning is also required.