The growth environment and growth process of mulberry trees

Mulberry Tree Growth Environment and Conditions

Mulberry trees generally grow in a warm and humid environment, and require sufficient sunlight when being maintained. They are relatively resistant to barrenness, but not to waterlogging, so they need to be watered appropriately during maintenance to avoid waterlogging. They are also extremely widely distributed and are generally cultivated in medium-altitude areas.

Mulberry Growing Conditions

Mulberry trees prefer a warm environment and are relatively cold-resistant, but not water-resistant. They need to be watered appropriately during maintenance. They have strong adaptability to soil and can grow in most areas.

Mulberry tree growth temperature

When mulberry trees are growing, the temperature needs to be kept between 25-30 degrees. They will begin to sprout when the temperature reaches 12 degrees. If the temperature exceeds 40 degrees, they will grow slowly.

Mulberry tree growth process

When mulberry trees are growing, they generally reproduce sexually. After the seeds germinate, they are generally divided into four stages: seedling emergence, slow growth, vigorous growth and seedling stage. When caring for them, they need a suitable temperature environment and water them appropriately to keep the soil moist.

Mulberry tree planting time and method

Mulberry trees are generally planted from December to March of the following year. They require a suitable temperature environment. When planting, loose and fertile soil should be used. During maintenance, watering should be done in time to keep the soil moist. In addition, appropriate amounts of fertilizer should be applied and there should be a good ventilation environment.