Which fruit varieties are suitable for planting in summer?
In the hot summer, there are many fruits on the market, most of which were planted in spring or fruited in spring. But what fruits can be planted in summer is something many people do not know. Some people will certainly think that summer's high temperatures make planting impossible, but in fact some fruits can still be planted in summer. Let's learn about what fruits can be planted in summer and what to pay attention to when planting.

I. Planting fruits
1. Tropical fruits
Summer generally refers to the fourth to sixth months of the lunar calendar. At this time, temperatures gradually rise, and the temperature for some plants also rises, but fruits can still be planted, such as pineapple, passion fruit, banana, and lychee. It can be seen that what is generally planted in summer are tropical fruits that can withstand high temperatures.
2. Other fruits
In fact, there are also some other fruits with less strict planting restrictions, such as plum, peach, pomegranate, strawberry, and watermelon. Moreover, in some places that are not too hot, even more fruits can be planted. For example, kiwifruit is very suitable for a growing environment of 10 degrees to over 30 degrees, with a relatively large span of growing temperatures.
II. Points to note
1. Growth characteristics
The growth characteristic of fruits planted in summer is that they are all relatively tolerant of high temperatures. For example, pomegranate, which blooms in summer, has the ability to adapt to temperature as its main characteristic. But for tropical fruits, the growth characteristics in summer are not just high temperature; it is a relatively restrictive climate environment. For example, there is also a lot of rainfall, as well as some pests and diseases.
2. Planting methods
If fruit tree saplings planted in summer can survive and grow into fruit trees, then they should be suitable for planting in summer. Generally, people plant strawberries at the end of summer, when the temperature gradually drops a little, making it suitable for planting. But attention still needs to be paid to water requirements. When planting watermelon,. Watermelon is planted in April, and after fruiting it will continue to bear fruit., and most of the entire fruiting period falls during the hot summer season, only attention needs to be paid to rainfall, water accumulation and rot
3. Environmental conditions
Generally, peach and plum trees can be planted from April to May, and watermelon can be sown in April. At this time, the climate is warm, temperatures rise again, and it is not too hot. Seedlings can take root, and seeds germinate relatively quickly. At this time, sunlight is moderate, the soil will not be dried out too much by the sun, and the soil is relatively moist.
In many places in spring, it is still very cold. Once summer arrives, temperatures rise noticeably, which is actually very suitable for planting fruit trees. But by June it becomes a bit hard to cope with, as the temperature is relatively high, yet some fruit trees will still bloom and grow.