Can lemon trees be grown in Hunan?Lemon trees can be planted in Hunan. Some cold-not-hardy varieties can be planted. It is best to plant them in areas with warmer winters and more stable temperatures to ensure the healthy growth of the fruit. Lemon trees are native to Malaysia and are now widely planted around the world. They mainly grow in areas with an annual rainfall of more than 1,000 mm. The varieties that can be planted in Hunan include Eureka, Fino, and Lime. Hunan lemon tree planting technology1. Temperature Lemon trees prefer a warm growing environment. The most suitable growth temperature is 23-29℃. Temperatures above 30℃ or below 2℃ will affect the growth of the plant. 2. Moisture Lemon trees have a great demand for water during their growth period, especially in spring, summer and autumn, which are the stages of flower bud differentiation and fruit growth. They need to be given sufficient water, but not too much water in winter. 3. Lighting Lemon trees like light, but too strong light will affect the growth of the plant. If it is potted, it can be placed in a place with scattered light. If it is planted in the ground, it needs to be properly shaded. |
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