Avocado tree growth environment conditions and characteristics

Avocado tree growth environment conditions and requirements

The avocado tree, also known as alligator pear, is a plant that mainly grows in tropical and subtropical regions. It prefers a high temperature, rainy, and sunny growing environment and is not drought-resistant. High temperature and drought are extremely detrimental to the growth of the plant.

Avocado tree growing temperature

The most suitable growth temperature for avocado trees is 25-30℃. The plant has high requirements for temperature and has very poor cold resistance. It is not suitable for growing in northern regions. The annual average temperature of the planting site must be above 25℃.

Avocado tree growing humidity

Avocado trees prefer a humid climate environment and have a large water demand. When they are first planted, they need to be watered every 7 hours. They also need to be watered every day during the growth period, but water accumulation must not occur.

Avocado tree growing soil

Avocado trees do not have high requirements for soil and can grow in sandy loam, gravel soil, and clay, but the best planting site is one with deep soil, good drainage, and sheltered from the wind.

Avocado Tree Growth Cycle and Process

The growth cycle of an avocado tree is about 6-8 years, and its growth rate is relatively slow. It is usually sown in spring. If properly maintained, it can start bearing fruit 3-4 years in advance. It starts to bloom in March every year, and the fruit will mature in August-September.