Ginkgo growth environment conditions and characteristics

Ginkgo growth environment conditions and requirements

Ginkgo is a very common ornamental tree with a long history of cultivation. The fruit it produces has certain medicinal value. It generally grows in natural forests at an altitude of 500 to 1,000 meters and prefers to grow in a warm and humid environment.

Ginkgo growth temperature

Ginkgo likes warmth and is more common in temperate and subtropical regions. The most suitable growth temperature for ginkgo is around 15-18 degrees. It can generally be planted in places with a temperature of 8-20 degrees. It has good cold resistance and is generally not afraid of freezing.

Ginkgo growth humidity

Ginkgo likes a humid environment, but is also afraid of waterlogging, so it needs to be watered frequently during maintenance. When watering, it needs to be watered in small amounts and multiple times. This will make it easier for the roots of the ginkgo to absorb water, which is also more beneficial to its growth.

Ginkgo growing soil

Ginkgo is not very demanding on soil and has good adaptability. It is generally more suitable for planting in soil with deep soil layer, fertile, moist and well-drained soil. It can also be planted in acidic, calcareous, neutral and thin and dry soil, but it will have a certain impact on its growth.

Ginkgo growth cycle and process

The growth cycle of ginkgo is relatively long. Generally, after planting, it takes 20 years of maintenance before ginkgo will start to bear fruit. The lifespan of ginkgo is very long. Generally, ginkgo will start to bloom in April and May in spring, and the fruit will mature in September in autumn.