How to propagate pearl orange and how long can it last

1. How to propagate pearl orange

1. Prepare the soil: Pearl orange is mostly propagated by sowing. When planting it, you should use rich, breathable soil. The soil for growing it can be prepared by mixing garden soil, river sand and a small amount of base fertilizer.

2. Prepare seeds: When planting it, you should also use healthy, plump, and high-quality seeds. Before sowing, you can soak the seeds in water for 2-3 hours. This can soften its skin and reduce the difficulty of germination.

3. Sowing: Gently sow the processed seeds on the surface of the soil, and then cover the seeds with a layer of thin soil about 1 cm thick to prevent them from being blown away by the wind.

4. Later maintenance: Place the sown seeds in an environment of 16-25℃, keep them ventilated, and spray water at appropriate times to keep the soil and surroundings at a certain humidity. Wait 1-2 days for them to sprout.

2. How long can pearl orange be kept?

The lifespan of pearl orange grown in different environments is different. Generally, in a suitable environment, it can survive for several years. However, because it is usually impossible to provide it with an ideal growth environment when it is raised at home, it can generally only survive for about 1-2 years.