Is it suitable to grow litchi trees in the north? Can potted litchi trees in the north bear fruit?

Can litchi trees be grown in the north?

Litchi is a plant suitable for growing in tropical and subtropical regions, so it cannot be grown under natural conditions in the north. Because the temperature in the north is very low in winter, litchi will be frozen to death after planting.

If you want to grow lychees in the north, you need to grow them in a greenhouse. However, this method is very expensive, but it can also produce fruit.

Northern lychee trees bloom and bear fruit

Lychees in the north are generally grown in greenhouses with the temperature controlled at around 23-29°C. The best planting time is from March to April in spring, but the specific time depends on the variety of lychees. Generally, lychees will bear fruit 6-7 years after planting, and will mature and be available on the market from May to August each year.

Planting technology of litchi trees in the north

1. Planting environment: When planting litchi, it is best to choose an environment with high temperature, high humidity and plenty of sunshine to facilitate the vigorous growth of litchi. Before planting, the selected land needs to be deep plowed and matured.

2. Water and fertilizer management: After planting litchi, you need to do a good job of water and fertilizer management. Apply thin fertilizer frequently during the growth period to promote the growth of its branches and leaves. The amount of fertilizer can be gradually increased. After the new shoots of litchi turn green, you can also apply some foliar fertilizer. In dry weather, you need to water the litchi frequently to keep it moist, and drain the water in time for the litchi in the rainy season.