Where does mangosteen grow?

Mangosteen generally grows in Maluku and tropical Asia and Africa, and belongs to the famous tropical fruit. Began to grow in a weak light environment and planted peacefully on a gentle slope. It is suitable for growing on various types of soil, but it cannot adapt to calcareous soil, sandy alluvial soil and sandy soil with low humus content.

Appearance and characteristics of mangosteen

Persimmon, commonly known as mangosteen, is also known as mangosteen, mangosteen and mangosteen. It is a small tree with many dense branches, and its height is about 12-20m. Leaf blade is thick leathery, shiny, oval or ovoid.

Where does mangosteen grow?

Generally grown in Maluku, tropical Asia and Africa, Thailand, Myanmar and other places, China, Taiwan Province Province, Guangdong, Fujian, Yunnan and other places are planted. It belongs to the famous tropical fruit.

Mangosteen growth environment

The initial growth is in a weak light environment, preferably above 4℃, otherwise it will not grow. Avoid direct sunlight. Mangosteen leaves, especially newly-smoked leaves, are easily burned by strong light.

Mangosteen growth conditions

Topographic conditions: It should be planted peacefully on the hillside and gentle slope with good natural barrier and slope less than 20, and it is best to concentrate on contiguous areas for easy management. The garden has deep soil layer, fertile soil and stable water source, which can meet the irrigation needs.

Soil conditions: It is suitable for growing on various types of soil, but not suitable for calcareous soil, sandy alluvial soil and sandy soil with low humus content. In tropical areas, loam and loam with air permeability, depth, good drainage, slight acidity and rich organic matter are most suitable for the growth of mangosteen.