Can mangoes be grown in Hunan?Mangoes can be grown in Hunan because Hunan Province has a subtropical monsoon climate. The average annual temperature is around 16-19℃, and the temperature in the coldest month is above 4℃, which meets the temperature requirements of mangoes, so they can be grown. Mango is suitable for growing in a warm and humid climate environment. It mainly grows on hillsides, river valleys, wilderness and other places. The varieties that can be planted include Guiqi Mango, Jinhuang Mango, Ivory Mango and so on. Mango Planting Technology in Hunan1. Lighting Mango is a positive tree species. Adequate sunlight is conducive to the plant's photosynthesis and promotes nutrient accumulation. The sunny side of the plant will bloom early and bear more fruits. The color of the fruit will be brighter and the sweetness will be higher. 2. Temperature Mango likes to grow in a high temperature environment. The optimum growth temperature is 24-27℃. The ambient temperature should not exceed 37℃ or be lower than 15℃, otherwise the fruit will develop slowly. 3. Soil Mango is not very demanding on soil and can be grown in all areas except saline-alkali land. However, it requires deep soil and good drainage because it is a deep-rooted plant. |
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