Can white jade cherries be grown in the south?

Can white jade cherries be grown in the south?

White jade cherry can be grown in the south. Although white jade cherry likes warm and humid environment, it also needs a certain low temperature environment to promote the differentiation of flower buds during its growth. The southern region has relatively few low temperatures, so planting white jade cherry in the south is not the most suitable.

White jade cherry is a variant of hairy cherry. It needs appropriate amount of cold to grow and has a certain degree of cold resistance. It is grown in Jilin, Liaoning, Inner Mongolia, Hebei, Qinghai, Shandong, Sichuan and Yunnan. Generally, white jade cherry and hairy cherry can be grown in the south.

Southern White Jade Cherry Planting Technique

1. Seed treatment: Soak the seeds of white jade cherry in warm water for a day, then take them out, open the seed shell, and take out the seed kernel.

2. Planting: After taking out the white jade cherry kernels, dry them in the sun for 2 days, then plant them in the soil, water the soil thoroughly, and make sure to keep the soil moist in the later stage.

3. Fertilization: When the fruit of white jade cherry begins to develop, it needs to be applied with a full-element compound fertilizer, in which the proportion of nitrogen should be smaller.