What are the growing conditions for Elaeagnus? A full analysis of the latest key growing points
Elaeagnus, also known as Elaeagnus pungens, has a sweet and sour taste, is tender and juicy, and has high nutritional value. It can also be used as a medicinal material to treat some diseases, and its economic benefits are good. At present, many fruit growers are planting this fruit, so what conditions does Elaeagnus need? Let's take a look.
I. Growth habits
Elaeagnus needs to be planted in low-temperature areas, as this is conducive to its growth. Most fruits commonly seen in our lives grow in tropical or temperature environments, but Elaeagnus is just the opposite. It has good cold resistance and, on the contrary, poor heat resistance. As long as the low temperature is not lower than minus 8 degrees, it will not die and can still grow normally. Therefore, its growth habits should be understood when planting.
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1. Temperature
The suitable growth temperature for Elaeagnus is 24-34 degrees. This temperature range is favorable for its growth, but attention should also be paid to the temperature not being too high. In summer, the high temperature and intense heat can easily sunburn the plants, so it should be planted in some shady places to favor its growth.
2. Soil
Elaeagnus does not have high requirements for soil. Ordinary soil can allow normal growth, but neutral and acidic soil is favorable for its later growth.
3. Sunlight
Sunlight is indispensable when growing fruit. Although Elaeagnus prefers to grow in shady areas, its leaves still need to carry out photosynthesis to store nutrients. If there is insufficient light, the plant grows slowly and the yield is low, so this point should be noted.
4. Water
Where there is sunlight, water needs to be applied. If the sunlight is too strong, it is unfavorable for later growth, while sufficient water can play a certain cooling role, so that it can grow better and have a higher yield later. However, attention should be paid to water accumulation. Too much water accumulation in the soil may cause the fruit to die before it develops well, resulting in reduced production and affecting returns, so drainage measures should be taken well.
The above is an introduction to the growing conditions for Elaeagnus. I hope it can help you. If you want to learn more related knowledge, please stay tuned to us.