What is the growing environment of the Nanguo pear? Introducing the king of pears
The Nanguo pear is a specialty of Liaoning, a fruit variety that can only be grown in its unique iron-rich soil, and has the reputation of “king of pears”. Today, the editor will introduce the growing environment of the Nanguo pear.
1. Soil
The Nanguo pear does not have great requirements for soil, and it can grow normally in most soils, but different soil properties will have a certain impact on the growth of the Nanguo pear. Among these, the depth and fertility of the soil are greatly related to the growth and yield of the Nanguo pear. In soil with a layer no more than 1 m deep, the yield is higher and the tree age is longer; if it is less than 20 cm, the growth of the Nanguo pear will be clearly restricted. Therefore, when planting, we should choose deep, fertile sandy soil and keep the soil pH at around 6.
2. Light
The Nanguo pear is relatively light-loving, and its annual light requirements are fairly high. During the growth of the Nanguo pear, its photosynthetic capacity changes with light duration and intensity. If there is sufficient light, the upper leaves of the Nanguo pear are glossy and bright, the branches are sturdy, and the fruit is plump and juicy, with increased sugar content and better taste. Therefore, when planting, we must ensure that the planting site has sufficient light and control the planting density well, to prevent insufficient light from hindering the growth of the Nanguo pear, affecting its growth, reducing yield, and causing poor quality in the Nanguo pear.
3. Water
The Nanguo pear is a fruit with a great deal of juice. Its growth has a very large demand for water. Basically, every organ of the fruit tree has a certain water content, and the water content of the fruit even reaches about 92%. Therefore, water is indispensable in the growth of the Nanguo pear. When planting, try to choose a planting site with high rainfall and sufficient water sources, to ensure that the Nanguo pear has sufficient water during growth and prevent water shortage from affecting its growth and reducing fruit quality.
4. Temperature
The Nanguo pear is an autumn pear variety, so it has certain temperature requirements and is not suitable for growing in high-temperature environments. Its most suitable temperature is around 10 degrees, and it should preferably not exceed 15 degrees, otherwise the growth rate slows down and the flowering and fruiting rate drops significantly. The Nanguo pear has very strong cold resistance and can withstand temperatures as low as around minus 35 degrees. Therefore, the Nanguo pear is not suitable for planting in the tropical provinces of southern China. It is precisely because of its temperature requirements that the nationwide planting of the Nanguo pear is limited. In China, the Nanguo pear is generally planted in the three northeastern provinces.
The above is the growing environment of the Nanguo pear compiled by the editor. If you want to plant it, you may as well learn more about it.