Can five-fingered hair peach be planted in the north? Where is it best to plant it?

Planting Prunus mume in the north

You cannot plant five-fingered peach in the north, but you can plant five-fingered peach potted plants in the north. Five-fingered peach has high temperature requirements and needs to be planted in an environment that is warm in winter and cool in summer. The winter temperature in the north is low, which is not conducive to the growth of five-fingered peach. When planting five-fingered peach potted plants in the north, if the temperature is low in winter, you need to move the potted five-fingered peach to a warm indoor place for the winter.

Five-fingered peach planting area

The five-fingered peach is suitable for growing in a warm, humid and well-lit environment. It has poor cold resistance and is suitable for planting in the southern region of my country. It not only has high requirements for the climate, but also for the soil. The soil suitable for growth is preferably loose, breathable, water-retaining and fertile. Although the five-fingered peach likes a humid environment, it is not resistant to waterlogging.

Method of planting five-fingered peach

After planting the five-fingered peach, the first thing to do is to pay attention to watering it in time to prevent the soil from drying out and ensure the moisture of the soil. It is best to water it once a day within 7 days after transplanting. You can cover it with a layer of straw or other grass to reduce the evaporation rate of water, control the growth of weeds, and avoid affecting the growth of the five-fingered peach.