Pear tree growth environment conditions and characteristics

Pear tree growth environment conditions and requirements

Pear trees are native to China. They are light-loving fruit trees that prefer a warm, humid, well-lit growing environment. They are highly adaptable to the environment and require higher temperatures and sufficient light during their growth period.

Pear tree growth temperature

Pear trees have strict temperature requirements. The temperature must be above 10℃ when flowering, and the most suitable temperature during the growing period is around 24℃. Different varieties have different cold resistance. Among them, Qiuzi pear can withstand temperatures as low as -52℃.

Pear tree growth humidity

Pear trees have high requirements for water. The best soil moisture content is around 15-20%, which is most suitable for root growth. Water should be controlled appropriately during the flowering period, and water can be sprayed to maintain moisture when the temperature is too high.

Pear tree growing soil

Pear trees have relatively high requirements for soil. It is best to choose fertile, loose, and water-retaining sandy loam for planting. The pH value should be between 5-7.5, and the soil salt content should be below 0.2%.

Pear tree growth cycle and process

The pear tree goes through several stages in its life, including germination, growth, fruiting, and death. It takes 7-8 years for the plant to complete the transition from juvenile to adult stage. It blooms in March and April, sets fruit in April, and enters the fruit ripening period from July to October.