How much is a jin of cherries recently? A detailed explanation of the geographical conditions for growing them

Cherries are a relatively expensive fruit. Because the name is a direct transliteration from English, it is called this; it also has many other names, such as Hantao, Letao, Meitao and so on. Cherries differ from our country's thin-skinned cherries: they are larger and have thick skin. Cherries are also called the fruit of beauty, because as early as ancient medical books it was recorded that eating cherries has a certain beautifying effect on people's skin and appearance. This is because cherries are rich in iron; in the same weight, the iron they contain beats fruits such as hawthorn, apple and red date, making them especially suitable for people with anemia. Below let us take a look at how much a jin of cherries costs recently? What are the geographical conditions for growing them?

1. How much is a jin of cherries recently?

Recently the price of cherries has dropped somewhat, and netizens have said one after another that cherries are finally price-free. According to relevant websites, we can learn that the cherry price at Henan Wanbang International Agricultural Products Logistics Co., Ltd. is 60 yuan per jin; the cherry price at Tianhui Supermarket is 45 yuan per jin.

However, the price of cherries is also affected by factors such as different quality, different regions, different varieties, different times on the market, different selling methods and different purchasing channels, so there are certain differences from place to place. But no matter how expensive the price is, cherries sell relatively well in our country. Generally speaking, when cherries first come on the market, the price can reach 80-100 yuan per jin, and after they are on the market for a while the price drops somewhat, basically 35-45 yuan per jin. If they are in large shopping malls or after premium packaging, the price is even higher, but people still cannot help buying them to try something new, and some even buy them by the box.

2. What are the geographical conditions for growing cherries?

1. Temperature conditions

Growing cherries has relatively high temperature requirements. They are generally suitable for growing in an environment with an average temperature of 15°C, so places in our country such as Shandong, Liaoning, Sichuan, Guizhou, Shanxi and Shaanxi are relatively suitable for growing them. Among these, the cherries produced in Yantai, Shandong and Anshun, Guizhou are relatively famous, with larger fruit that is very sweet.

2. Light conditions

Cherries are a shade-tolerant and light-loving plant, so a place where cherries are grown must have annual sunshine duration reaching two thousand six hundred hours. Of course, it cannot exceed that by too much; three thousand hours is the bottom line, otherwise their normal growth is affected. Under conditions of sufficient light, cherries grow better, the fruit is larger and sweeter, so they sell better.

3. Precipitation conditions

Cherries are not cold-tolerant and cannot grow over the long term under conditions of excessive precipitation, so they can be called a relatively difficult fruit to grow. Therefore, when growing cherries, the region must have 1,000 milliliters of precipitation a year.