Can cherries be grown in the south?

Can cherries be grown in the south?

Cherries cannot be grown in the south because cherries require relatively high temperature and humidity when grown. The temperature in the south is relatively high and is not very suitable for the growth of cherries. Even if they are planted in time, they will only bloom, and the result will be difficult.

Cherries are a variety of cherries. The environment and climate for their growth must be relatively stable. Cherries are generally grown more in the north, including Shandong, Anhui, Hebei, Beijing, Tianjin and other places. Cherries grown in the south have stricter requirements for the environment.

Southern Cherry Planting Technology

1. Planting: When planting cherries, you should choose sandy soil. You can add an appropriate amount of coal slag to the soil to increase air permeability. Generally, the planting depth is about 5 cm.

2. Watering: Cherries need to be watered once to help them take root when planted. The second watering should be done about 5 days later. Generally, the amount of water needed each time is about 60%.

3. Fertilization: Cherries are fertilizer-loving plants. Apply diluted water-soluble fertilizer once every half a month. When they start to bear fruit, urea needs to be applied again.