Growth environment conditions and characteristics of Forsythia suspensa

Forsythia growth environment conditions and requirements

Forsythia, also known as jaboticaba, is a nutritious fruit. It generally grows in hillside bushes, under forests or in grass. It is also common in sparse woods in valleys or ravines. Generally, Forsythia likes to grow in a warm, humid and sunny environment.

Forsythia growth temperature

Forsythia likes warm climate and has strong vitality. The most suitable growth temperature for Forsythia is 12-25 degrees. It can generally withstand high temperatures of 39 degrees. It has a certain degree of cold resistance and is not very afraid of freezing. It can withstand low temperatures of minus 4-14 degrees.

Forsythia growth humidity

Forsythia likes a humid environment, so it has certain requirements for the humidity of the environment during the growth period. Generally, the relative humidity during the growth period is around 60-75%, and it is best to keep the soil moist during the growth period.

Forsythia growing soil

Forsythia does not have very high requirements for soil. Its root system is very developed, and its lateral roots are relatively thick. It has good soil-fixing ability and is highly adaptable. It is relatively resistant to barrenness and can grow normally in all kinds of soils.

Forsythia suspensa growth cycle and process

Forsythia can be planted all year round. Generally, newly planted Forsythia needs to be cared for for three years before it can bloom and bear fruit. Usually, the tender green Forsythia can be picked in September each year, and the old Forsythia can be picked in early October.