Growing environment conditions and characteristics of roxburghii

Growing environment conditions and requirements of roxburghii

Seabuckthorn is native to China and is mostly found in coniferous forests, broad-leaved forests, and forest edges at altitudes of 900-2300 meters. It prefers a warm and humid growing environment, has a very strong adaptability to the environment, and is cold-resistant, drought-resistant, and saline-alkali-resistant.

Rosa roxburghii growth temperature

Seabuckthorn does not have high requirements for temperature. It can be planted when the average annual temperature is around 12-16℃, and the optimum temperature is 20-25℃. The plant is also extremely cold-resistant and is not afraid of freezing, and can withstand temperatures as low as -40℃.

Rosa roxburghii growth humidity

The growth of sea buckthorn requires a certain air humidity. The relative humidity of the air should be above 60%. When watering, do not let water accumulate in the soil, just keep it slightly moist.

Sea buckthorn growing soil

Seabuckthorn likes fertile, loose, nutritious sandy loam. The pH value of the soil is best between 5-7.5, but the plant is also relatively adaptable and can grow healthily in sandy soil, loess and saline-alkali soil.

Growth cycle and process of roxburghii

The growth cycle of sea buckthorn is about two years, and it will go through several stages of growth including germination, growth, fruiting, and death. The plant generally blooms and bears fruit in April and May, and the fruit will mature in August and September. It is also called wood ion and nine-headed bird.