Tree growth environment conditions and characteristics

Tree growth environment conditions and requirements

Arbor is a general term for a type of woody plant. These trees grow relatively tall, have relatively thick trunks, and are relatively long-lived. They generally grow more in continents with warm and humid environments, and are also distributed in the Gobi Desert, deserts, the North and South Poles, and other places.

Tree growth temperature

Trees like warm environments. Generally, the most suitable growth temperature for trees of different species is different. In most cases, the most suitable growth temperature for trees is around 18 degrees. Generally, trees of this type are not afraid of frost and have a certain degree of cold resistance.

Tree growth humidity

Arbors like a humid environment, their roots grow very well and they have good water absorption. They have a greater demand for water during the growth period, but they have good cold resistance, so they do not need to be watered frequently during maintenance. Generally, the soil only needs to be kept moist or slightly damp.

Tree growing soil

Arbors have good adaptability to soil and generally do not have very high requirements for planting soil. They are generally more suitable for planting in soil that is deep, loose, breathable, fertile and well-drained. The soil for planting can generally be loam or sandy loam.

Tree growth cycle and process

Arbors are perennial woody plants with a relatively long growth cycle. They generally go through the stages of germination, growth, fruiting and leaf fall. Arbors are usually more suitable for planting in the spring when they begin to germinate and the weather is warm, as this season is also more conducive to the growth of the plants.