Where do avocados grow? Where do avocados grow?

Avocado growth habits

Avocado prefers an environment with good sunlight, warmth and humidity. Only a few varieties can survive below zero degrees. The most suitable temperature for avocado growth is around 20-45°. When the temperature is lower than this, avocado will basically stop growing.

Avocado has a high demand for water, so it is mostly produced in areas with high rainfall. At the same time, its branches are relatively fragile, and strong winds will cause a reduction in its yield.

Where do avocados like to grow?

Avocados are native to Central America and are widely distributed in tropical regions. California is the world's largest avocado producer. China's avocados are mainly grown at the Yuanjiang Introduction Station in Yunnan, China, and their quality is widely praised.

Avocados grow on trees. Most of them prefer to grow in warm and humid places. Only a few varieties can tolerate lower temperatures for a short period of time. The specific situation depends on the actual variety.

Avocado growing environment and conditions

1. Fertilization: When avocado grows, spraying fertilizer on the newly grown leaves will help its growth. At the same time, when the new leaves are grayish white or there are more fruits, you should increase the application of nitrogen fertilizer.

2. Drainage: When avocado grows, it has a relatively large demand for water, and the soil needs to be kept moist throughout the year. Once water shortage occurs, it will easily cause the avocado tree to shed leaves and fruits.