Is the yield of yellow peach high? What is the yield per mu?

Is the yield of yellow peach high?

The yield of yellow peaches is very high. In most cases, the yield per mu of yellow peaches is about 4,000 to 8,000 kilograms. The factors that generally affect the yield of yellow peaches are mainly related to light, soil, planting time, maintenance methods and fertilization. Generally, as long as there is enough light and nutrients, yellow peaches will achieve high yield.

How to plant yellow peaches for high yield

1. Soil selection

Yellow peaches have very strict requirements on soil. Generally, in order for yellow peaches to grow better, it is necessary to choose deep, fertile, loose and irrigation-friendly soil for planting. Generally, planting in high terrain and near water sources will be more convenient for later management.

2. Seed selection

Before planting yellow peaches, you need to select seedlings with well-developed, strong roots and a height of about one meter. Generally, the yield of such seedlings is relatively high and the survival rate is also relatively high.

3. Management

After the yellow peach is planted, the soil needs to be watered thoroughly. During the young tree period, thin fertilizers need to be applied frequently. When fertilizing, nitrogen fertilizers should be used as the main fertilizer, so as to promote the growth of branches and leaves. In the later stage, more topdressing can be applied.