Sanhua plum planting conditions and suitable regional requirements for planting

Introduction to Sanhua Plum

Sanhua plum is also called big honey plum, chicken plum, and small honey plum. Its fruit is edible and tastes very sweet. The fruit is round in shape, white with a hint of red. It is widely planted in my country and is very common. It prefers a warm and humid growing environment. There are many varieties, the most common ones are chicken plum, white meat chicken plum, etc.

Planting conditions of Sanhua plum

Sanhua plum has a very strong adaptability to the climate, but it is necessary to avoid low temperatures and rainy weather during the flowering period. When planting, it is necessary to use a slightly acidic soil with a deep soil layer and rich in humus, which is more conducive to growth, and it must have sufficient sunlight at ordinary times.

Planting time of Sanhua plum

Sanhua plum is usually planted around November every year, when the climate is more conducive to its growth and development. It can also be planted in the spring of the following year, and the growth rate is also relatively fast. However, it is necessary to avoid planting it in the rainy season, otherwise it will affect its growth and development.

Benefits of Sanhua Plum Planting

The profit from growing Sanhua plums is still considerable. With proper management, the yield of Sanhua plums per mu in the peak fruit-bearing period is about 3,000 to 5,000 jin, and the income per mu is about 10,000 yuan, with a net income of about 7,000 yuan per mu (excluding labor costs). For early-maturing plums, based on a yield of 3,000 jin per mu and a purchase price of 10 yuan per jin, the profit per mu is about 30,000 yuan.

Planting methods and key points of Sanhua plum

When planting Sanhua plum, it needs to be grown in a suitable temperature environment so that its survival rate will be higher. In addition, it is necessary to use slightly acidic soil with a deep soil layer and rich in humus, so that the growth rate will be faster. It also needs sufficient sunlight at ordinary times to facilitate fruiting.