What fruit varieties are suitable for planting in Fujian?
Fujian Province, abbreviated as “Min”, is a province on the southeast coast of China, with a total land area of 121,400 sq km. Fujian's climate is a subtropical maritime monsoon climate, very warm and humid, and it is one of the provinces with the most abundant rainfall in China. Its climate conditions are excellent, suitable for human settlement and the growth of many crops. So what fruits are suitable for planting in Fujian?
1. What fruits are suitable for planting in Fujian
Basically, all fruits from subtropical regions can be planted in Fujian. In low-altitude coastal areas, lychee, longan, and loquat can be considered. Places with higher altitude are suitable for planting honey peaches, watermelon, grapes, pears, plums, oil nai, strawberries, pomelo, mandarin oranges, navel oranges, and other fruits. By region, southern Fujian is suitable for planting papaya, mango, longan, and lychee; these are the more typical ones. The seasonal temperature in northern Fujian is lower than that in southern Fujian, so it is suitable for planting mandarin oranges, pears, and so on. Northern Fujian can plant fewer kinds of fruit than southern Fujian.
Fujian Province's climate conditions are very good, but the climate varies greatly between regions. The coastal area of southeastern Fujian has a south subtropical climate, while northeastern Fujian, northern Fujian, and western Fujian have a mid-subtropical climate. Within each climate zone, the vertical variation in water and heat conditions is also quite obvious. In addition, Fujian has towering peaks and ridges, continuous hills, and river valleys and basins interspersed among them, which also make the regional microclimates very obvious.
2. Overview of Fujian Province
Fujian is located in southeastern China, on the shore of the East China Sea. It borders Zhejiang Province to the northeast, Jiangxi Province to the northwest, and Guangdong Province to the southwest, and faces Taiwan Province across the Taiwan Strait to the southeast. It is an important seaport of mainland China and also an important window and base for China's exchanges with the world. Fujian Province is highly developed in economy, culture, and industry. In 2018, Fujian Province achieved a gross regional product of 3,580.404 billion yuan. It has more than 40 universities and colleges, with 238,600 students enrolled in regular higher education, making it one of China's major education provinces. Fujian Province has a very long history. In ancient times it belonged to the Minyue tribe of the Baiyue. In the Yu Gong it belonged to Yangzhou, and afterward it kept changing throughout history. After the founding of New China, Fujian Province was established.
The above is some related knowledge about Fujian Province. Friends who want to grow fruit in Fujian must take local soil and water conditions and policies in all aspects into consideration before proceeding. Of course, if it is small-scale personal planting, then there is no need to worry so much.