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How to grow durian? A detailed tutorial on the latest technical methods
Durian is one of the famous tropical fruits and a fruit of great economic value. Some countries in Southeast Asia grow it in relatively large quantities, with Thailand growing the most; among Thailand's fresh fruit exports, durian ranks first, and in 1987 durian exports reached 10 million US dollars. Hainan, China has a small number of durian
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Muskmelon Growing Guide: A Detailed Look at the Latest Techniques
The muskmelon is the fleshy fruit of a plant in the Cucurbitaceae family, with many chambers and many seeds much like a berry, but in these fruits the receptacle and outer pericarp fuse together, often forming a thick outer rind, and in classification they are specially called pepos, of which the muskmelon is a typical example. The muskmelon originated in Africa
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How to Grow Ginseng Fruit? Latest Planting Techniques and Method Tutorial
Ginseng fruit (Solanum muricatum, pepino melon) originated in New Zealand. When grown in greenhouses, it can be planted in all four seasons; for large-scale open-field planting, the season is from March to August. Fruit harvesting begins 3 months after planting. A single fruit weighs about 250 grams, with the largest fruit reaching about 500 grams. Young fruit is fresh green, and when ripe it turns golden yellow with purple markings. It is sweet and fragrant when eaten fresh.
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The Latest Large Cherry Planting Techniques and Methods Tutorial
Cherry, also known as wedge-thorn peach, oriole peach, chelizi, etc., is a general term for certain plants of the genus Prunus, including the cherry subgenus, sour cherry subgenus, laurel cherry subgenus, and others. The fruit can be eaten as a fruit; its exterior is bright and beautiful in color, crystalline and lovely, red as agate, yellow as congealed fat, and the fruit
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Tutorial on the Latest Banana Cultivation Techniques and Methods
Bananas originated in Southeast Asia, and are cultivated in Taiwan, China, Hainan, Guangdong, Guangxi and other regions of our country. Bananas are fragrant and nutritious, can be harvested year-round, and are also highly valued in temperate regions. After fruiting, the banana plant dies, and suckers growing from the rhizome continue to
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The Latest Cherry Cultivation Techniques and Methods Tutorial
Cherries began to be cultivated in China in the 1990s, mainly distributed in Shandong, with small amounts also grown in central provinces such as Beijing, Liaoning, and Shanxi. Qingdao's climate is particularly suitable for cherry growth, making it one of the earliest cherry-ripening regions in China, with a planting area reaching
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Peach Tree Planting Techniques Tutorial: Detailed Explanation of the Latest Cultivation Methods
The fruit of the peach is juicy and can be eaten fresh or made into preserved peaches, canned peaches, etc. The kernel is also edible. The flesh can be white or yellow. Generally, the most popular varieties in Asia mostly have white flesh, which is juicy and sweet. The peach tree originated in China and is widely cultivated in all provinces and regions. It is now
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How to Grow Summer Black Grapes? A Detailed Guide to the Latest Cultivation Techniques
Summer Black grape originates from Japan and is a descendant of Kyoho grape. It is an early-ripening European-American variety that ripens as early as July. Its characteristics are early ripening, seedless, high sugar and low acid, rich aroma, fine and crisp flesh, and medium firmness, which counts as relatively firm among European-American grapes. Below, the editor will introduce
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The Latest Sha Tang Mandarin Orange Cultivation Techniques and Methods Tutorial
Sha Tang Mandarin Orange, also known as October Orange, is an evergreen plant of the genus Citrus in the family Rutaceae. It originated in the area of Yunan County, Huaiji, Guangning, Sihui and Xinyi City, and was first produced in Shatang Village, Huangtian Town, Sihui City, hence the name Sha Tang Mandarin Orange. At present, Lipu County, Guilin City, Guangxi, is the county with the largest national planting area of Sha Tang Mandarin Orange
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How to Grow Miracle Fruit? The Latest Planting Techniques and Methods Tutorial
The fruit of the miracle fruit is sweet and sour; after eating it, eating other acidic foods again can turn sourness into sweetness, hence the name "miracle fruit." The miracle fruit grows slowly, and its pruned crown is round and very attractive; the ripe fruit is bright red, making it a rising star among foliage and fruit ornamental potted plants in southern regions.
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