Seabuckthorn's growing environment and local conditions

Seabuckthorn Growth Environment and Conditions

Sea buckthorn is a positive tree species. When it grows, it needs sufficient sunlight, which is more conducive to its growth and development. It does not have too high requirements for the soil and can be planted in most areas. It is more common in sunny ridges, valleys, dry riverbeds or hillsides.

Seabuckthorn Growing Conditions

Sea buckthorn is a relatively light-loving plant that is relatively drought-resistant and heat-resistant. It can grow in arid climates. It needs sufficient water when growing.

Sea buckthorn growth temperature

When sea buckthorn is growing, it generally has no requirements for temperature. The lowest temperature it can withstand is minus 50 degrees Celsius and the highest temperature is around 50 degrees Celsius. It is extremely resistant to high temperatures.

Sea buckthorn growth process

When sea buckthorn is growing, it needs a good growth environment. During the seedling stage, it needs to be watered appropriately to allow it to grow well. Until the fruit-bearing period, it needs sufficient light environment and appropriate watering and fertilizer to allow it to enter the peak fruit-bearing period, and then it can be harvested and enter the decline period.

Seabuckthorn planting time and method

Sea buckthorn is usually planted from June to August each year, usually by cuttings. Loose, fertile, and well-drained soil is required to allow it to grow well. During the growth period, it needs appropriate watering and fertilization.