Can Buddha's hand be planted in the north?

Can Buddha's hand be grown in the north?

Buddha's hand can be planted in the north, but it is best to plant it in summer because Buddha's hand mostly grows in the south and is easily damaged by frost in the north. It is best to plant it after the frost period to prevent the plant from being frozen.

Buddha's hand is widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions. It prefers a warm and humid climate and is mostly planted in plain open areas at an altitude of 300-500 meters. The main production areas in my country include Zhejiang, Guangxi, Anhui, Yunnan, Fujian and other provinces.

How to grow Buddha's hand in the north

1. Water: Buddha's hand has high requirements for water and needs a lot of water. It mainly grows in areas with annual precipitation of 1000-1200 mm. It is generally watered every 2-3 days, and needs to be watered every day in summer.

2. Temperature: The suitable temperature for the growth of bergamot is 20-24℃. It is a plant that is very intolerant to severe cold. If it is planted in the north, the winter temperature should be above 5℃ so that the plant can survive the winter safely.

3. Light: Buddha's hand has a relatively high demand for light. During the cultivation period, it should be given about 5-6 hours of light every day. This can ensure the growth of the plant and the yield will be higher in the future.