Growth environment conditions and characteristics of Prunus mume

Growth environment conditions and requirements of Prunus armeniaca

Prunus armeniaca is a shrub or small tree with a long history of cultivation. It is commonly seen in parks and gardens across the country. Prunus armeniaca is light-loving and has a certain degree of shade tolerance. It generally prefers to grow in warm, humid and sunny places.

Growth temperature of elmleaf plum

Apricot likes warm environment and has good cold resistance. It can generally survive in an environment of minus 35 degrees Celsius. The most suitable growth temperature for Apricot is around 20-25 degrees. The germination temperature of seeds is within the range of 13-18 degrees.

Growth humidity of elmleaf plum

Prunus armeniaca likes a humid environment and is also very drought-resistant, so when potting, just water the soil thoroughly. When the climate is dry, water it every 2 or 3 days. It does not need to be watered too frequently. If the climate is not dry, water it once every 7-10 days.

Soil for growing elmleaf plum

The elmleaf plum prefers fertile soil when growing. It does not have very high requirements for the soil when planting. It is most suitable to plant it in loose, fertile, breathable neutral or slightly alkaline soil. The general soil can be a mixture of garden soil and pond mud.

Growth cycle and process of Prunus armeniaca

The elmleaf plum only blooms once a year. It can usually be propagated by grafting, layering and sowing. It usually blooms in early spring in March and April. The flowering period is relatively short, usually only about 15 days, and then it will bear fruit in July in summer.