How many years does it take for ginseng fruit to bear fruit?

Introduction to Ginseng Fruit Planting

Ginseng fruit is a plant of the Solanaceae family. It has strong adaptability to the environment and can be planted in all seasons. It has a lifespan of about 8 years. The origin of ginseng fruit is all in the north. It is currently not found in the south. It is produced in the north and is distributed in many areas. The specific origins are distributed in the Northeast, Gansu, Shaanxi, Hebei and other places. The varieties of ginseng fruit include Ajiali, Baimei and Yuanzi.

Ginseng fruit has been planted for several years.

Ginseng fruit trees can produce a small amount of fruit one year after planting, but if the maintenance environment is not suitable or the cultivation method is inappropriate, it may take two years or even longer. It has a strong adaptability and will usually bloom and bear fruit in the same year as long as it is maintained normally.

Ginseng fruit likes a warm environment, and a temperature range of 15-25℃ is more conducive to its fruit setting, so the temperature cannot be too high or too low. It is not tolerant to waterlogging. If there is too much water or the humidity is too high, it will cause root rot, which will have a great impact on its results, so do not water it too much.

Why doesn't the ginseng fruit bear fruit?

The reason why ginseng fruit does not bear fruit may be due to unreasonable pruning. Generally, it is enough to keep 3-5 branches. If the flowering period encounters extreme weather and the temperature is higher than 30 degrees, it will be difficult to bloom and bear fruit. In addition, improper fertilization will also affect the results.

Key points for planting ginseng fruit

Before planting, you must first understand the temperature suitable for the growth of ginseng fruit. The growth environment of ginseng fruit should be kept as mild as possible. It is difficult to grow healthily in a high temperature environment. If the temperature is below 10 or above 35 degrees, ginseng fruit will be difficult to grow.

When planting ginseng fruit, you should also pay attention to the fertility of the soil. It is suitable for growing in loose soil. When choosing a planting area, the drainage must be good and the air permeability must be good. When the moisture in the soil is too high, the roots of the ginseng fruit may not breathe well, resulting in insufficient nutrition and it is difficult to grow healthily.

During the planting period of ginseng fruit, weeding is required, especially when the weather is hot. Try to do it at noon. Although the weather is a bit hot, the weeding effect is best at this time. Ventilation also needs to be strengthened. If the weather is hot and humid, you must find a way to open the greenhouse to allow better ventilation for the ginseng fruit.