Persimmon planting conditions and growth environment requirements

Persimmon Planting Conditions

Persimmon is a positive tree species that prefers a warm growing environment. It needs plenty of sunlight when growing, and needs to be planted in loose, fertile, and well-drained soil. It is relatively cold-resistant, but not tolerant to saline-alkali soil. It will bear fruit about 3-4 years after planting.

Persimmon Growing Climate

Persimmon is more suitable for growing in a warm climate environment. When caring for it, the average annual temperature needs to be kept between 9-23 degrees. During the ripening period, the temperature should be kept between 19-23 degrees.

Persimmon growing area

Persimmon usually grows in areas with relatively fertile soil. Its origin is in the Yangtze River Basin in my country. There are many persimmon plants in Guangxi, Hebei, Henan and Shaanxi in my country.

Persimmon planting time

Persimmons are usually planted in spring because the climate is most suitable. They can also be planted in autumn, but the survival rate is relatively low. Therefore, it is best to plant them in spring and provide sufficient sunlight during maintenance.

Benefits of Persimmon Planting

After planting, persimmons usually bear fruit in the same year. Their yield is very high and will continue to increase as they grow. Generally speaking, one acre can produce about one thousand kilograms, and their market price is about 3-5 yuan per catty, which can be sold for about 8,000 yuan.

Key points for persimmon planting

When planting persimmons, loose and fertile soil is needed. During the growth period, regular pruning is required to remove some dead branches and rotten leaves. In addition, watering and fertilization are required according to the growth trend. Usually some nitrogen fertilizer and potassium fertilizer are applied.