Is the cherry yield high? What is the yield per mu?

Is the cherry yield high?

The yield of cherries is relatively low when they first bear fruit, but it will increase in the later stage. Generally, the yield of cherries per mu is about 4,000 kilograms. The factors affecting the yield of cherries include planting time, planting density, planting management and pruning. Generally, the yield and quality of different varieties are also different.

How to grow cherries for high yield

1. Soil

Cherries have relatively high requirements for soil when planting. Generally, loose and permeable soil is the best, so that the water and fertilizer applied can be well absorbed.

2. Lighting

Cherries have relatively high requirements for light during their growth period. Generally, the more light the trees receive, the stronger they will grow, which will increase their lifespan and thus increase their yield.

3. Watering

Cherries are sensitive to water when they are growing. Generally, do not water them too much or too little. The soil should always be kept slightly moist. It is generally best to plant them in places with sufficient rainfall, which is very beneficial for the accumulation of nutrients.

4. Temperature

Cherries are not cold-resistant plants. They are more suitable to be planted in a warm environment. Generally, the ambient temperature should be controlled at around 15-16 degrees, which is beneficial for flowering and fruiting.