It has been raining for several days since the peaches were bagged.

Nothing, it doesn't matter if it rains for a long time.

Peach is very fond of light, and the branches outside the crown have better light conditions, fuller buds and better fruit quality. The average monthly temperature is required to be 20 ~ 24℃ in the growing season. In winter, it usually takes 400 ~ 800 hours of low temperature (below 7.2℃) to complete the dormancy process. Therefore, varieties with long low temperature period are not suitable for planting in warm areas in winter. However, the cold resistance is weak, and the branches are easily frozen when the temperature is below -23 ~-25℃ in winter, and the flower buds will also be frozen when the temperature is around-18℃ in dormancy. Buds, flowers and young fruits can only tolerate low temperatures of -3.9℃, -2.8℃ and-1. 1℃ respectively.

Suitable for dry climate, excessive rainfall causes white branches and leaves to grow, fruit drop is aggravated, quality is reduced, and glue is easy to flow. However, long-term drought and no rain during the growing period will also affect growth and development. Peach trees have shallow root system distribution and are suitable for acidic neutral (pH 6 ~ 7) sandy soil with good drainage. To sum up, plus most varieties can bear fruit on their own, the impact is there, as long as it is not a continuous climate, it should have little impact.