When do cherries in northern China generally mature

Cherries in northern China generally mature in May-June. Cherry varieties and cultivation regions are all different, and environmental temperature differences also vary, so the maturation time will naturally differ.

The difference between cherries and chelan cherries

1. Different appearance

(1) Chelan cherries are dark red on the outside, the fruit is thicker and firmer, very bouncy, with a delicate texture, juicy and delicious.

(2) Cherries are mainly red or light red on the outside, the fruit is thinner, the flesh is smaller, and the taste is sweet with sourness.

2. Different price

(1) Chelan cherries are imported fruit, with high transportation costs, so the price is generally rather expensive, usually around 100 yuan per jin.

(2) Cherries generally mature and go on the market in May, and the price of cherries bought at this time is relatively cheap, usually around 25 yuan per jin.

3. Different growing regions

(1) Chelan cherries originated in the United States and mature and go on the market in mid-June each year, lasting until mid-August, a long period.

(2) Cherries are planted in large quantities in the northern regions of China, mature and go on the market in May each year, lasting only one month, a relatively short period.