What fruits are suitable for planting in spring? These few varieties are recommended

Once spring arrives, fruit growers gradually enter their busy farming season. Busy with sowing fruit, preparing the soil, and other tasks, there are now a great many fruit varieties in our country. Their market prospects all differ, and the seasons suitable for their growth also differ. So which fruits are suitable for planting in spring? Below, the editor has brought you several fruits suitable for spring planting. Let's take a look!

1. Loquat

Loquat is a fruit native to our country. Not only can its fruit be eaten as a fruit, but its flowers and leaves are also a kind of Chinese medicinal herb, with various effects such as clearing lung and stomach heat and lowering qi to resolve phlegm. Loquat has a very wide planting area in our country, and there are now as many as several hundred varieties. Regardless of variety, loquat grows relatively fast and produces a large amount of fruit, making it a fruit very suitable for planting in spring.

2. Dragon fruit

Although dragon fruit is a tropical plant, it also has fairly strong cold resistance. It is suitable for planting in the south, and after spring arrives it can be propagated by cuttings. The cutting medium can be mainly sand. During the cutting period, appropriate shading is needed, the soil should be kept somewhat dry, and management should be strengthened; before long new roots will grow, and the survival rate is very high. After roots grow, be careful to control the amount of watering to avoid waterlogging and root rot, and then when the roots have grown to about 1 cm, they can be transplanted at the appropriate time.

3. Kiwifruit

As a fruit native to our country, kiwifruit has very high market demand both at home and abroad. Kiwifruit is very rich in minerals, such as calcium and phosphorus, and also contains abundant carotene and other substances, giving it a very high health-promoting effect on the human body. Among all fruits, kiwifruit is considered the most comprehensive in nutrition. From this one can see how high its value is, and the kiwifruit tree has a uniform and neat crown, giving it extremely high ornamental value.

4. Cherry

Cherry is also a relatively precious fruit, and it is basically distributed in every province of our country. Cherry propagation methods include seedling growing, cuttings, and two others, four ways in total, and regardless of the propagation method, the time for doing it is generally concentrated in spring. Moreover, the market demand for cherries in our country is very large, and as demand increases, the requirement for yield will certainly grow larger and larger, so appropriately expanding the planting area in spring is also fine.

5. Strawberry

Strawberry is also a very common fruit in our country, and its nutrients are also relatively rich, with a certain nutritional and health-promoting effect. Strawberry's vitamin content is relatively comprehensive, and it also contains various nutrients such as anthocyanins and strawberry amine. It has a relatively high effect on protecting eyesight and promoting digestion. And for strawberries, whether sowing to raise seedlings or dividing plants to raise seedlings, spring is also the best time to do it.

The above are several fruits recommended by the editor as suitable for planting in spring. Of course, there are far more than these, for example there are also mango, fig, and so on; as long as they are managed normally, their planting benefits are all very good. When planting, everyone should still choose suitable varieties according to local conditions. But today's introduction ends here. This article is for reference only, and I hope it can help everyone!