How to plant egg trees

1. Selection of loam

You can choose soil with a deeper layer, a large amount of organic components, and a relatively loose texture. This kind of soil has a stronger water storage capacity and is more permeable.

2. Planting the seeds

Choose a time in March or April, soak the seeds for twelve hours, then take them out to dry, and spread them evenly.

3. Application of water

It has high requirements for water and needs a lot of water. After sowing, water it thoroughly to facilitate transplanting. In the later stage, it is generally sufficient once a day, but when the temperature is high in summer, this is difficult to meet. You can increase it to once a day. In addition to watering from the roots, you can also spray the plants. Even so, it needs to be done reasonably and not in excess, as excessive amounts will cause the roots to rot and the plant to wither.

4. Fertilization in different time periods

In order to ensure yield, the application of nutrients is important. Sufficient basal fertilizer is needed to ensure good growth in the later stages. After planting, apply organic fertilizer mainly according to its specific needs to ensure good nutrients so that the fruit can grow big. However, the concentration cannot be too high. If you accidentally apply heavy fertilizer, you can add clean water to allow the remaining nutrients to be discharged.

5. Suitable temperature

Keep the surrounding temperature at around 25 to 30 degrees. Too high or too low will have an impact on the plants.