Does Chayote have a high yield? What is the yield per mu?

Is the yield of chayote high?

The yield of chayote is very high, and it is a high-yield crop. In most cases, the yield of chayote per mu is about 5,000-7,000 kilograms. The factor that generally affects the yield of chayote is the management method. Usually light and nutrients have a great influence on the yield.

How to grow chayote for high yield

1. Sowing time

It is best to plant chayote in April and May in spring. The climate at this stage is relatively stable, which is very beneficial for the ripening of chayote and is also more conducive to its later growth and development.

2. Soil

When planting chayote, you must choose deep, fertile, well-drained and relatively permeable soil. Generally, sandy soil, loam or slightly sticky soil can be used.

3. Moisture

Chayote has a relatively high demand for water during its growth period. Generally, it needs to be watered more frequently in July and August to keep the soil moist, which will be conducive to the growth of the chayote vines.