Tangerine planting conditions

1. Permeable soil

In fact, it has a wide range of adaptability to loam and can be planted and grown in a variety of soil types. It must have a sense of transparency and a soft and loose texture. It cannot be heavy loam. It must have strong drainage and a certain amount of organic matter. It grows best in this kind of loam, and the pH value is most appropriately controlled at 5.5-6.5.

2. Ambient temperature

The temperature range must be maintained during planting. The temperature of the planting site should be within the range of 12-37 degrees Celsius. High and low temperatures are not suitable for planting and growth. Autumn is the period of flower bud differentiation, and the temperature difference must be maintained at least 10 degrees Celsius, maintaining around 20 degrees Celsius during the day and around 10 degrees Celsius at night.

3. Sunlight Degree

It is relatively shade-tolerant, but it also needs sufficient sunlight to promote growth. The sunlight conditions must be good so that the fruit will taste sweet after planting. Under normal circumstances, as long as the number of sunshine hours is maintained within the range of 1200-2200, it can grow normally and there will be no problems with growth.

4. Planting Density

The planting density varies due to differences in varieties and soil conditions. The general planting density is about 80-110 plants per acre.