What are the suitable planting conditions for mango? Do you know that?/You know what? Do you know that?/You know what?

Mango is a tropical fruit popular with many people. To grow high-yield and high-quality mangoes and meet the growth conditions, it mainly includes the following four factors: temperature, moisture, light and soil. In addition, when planting mangoes, the best planting time is from June to August every year, and the planting hole is dug in the orchard, and the distance between the two trees is about four meters.

Mango is a typical tropical fruit variety, which can also be planted in some subtropical areas except Hainan, and has been planted in Sichuan, Yunnan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian and other places. If you want to grow mangoes better, you must first understand the similarities and differences of mango cultivation in these areas. The growing environment of mango does not require much for many tropical fruits.

Mango likes warmth, not cold and frost. The annual average temperature in mango producing areas in the world is above 20℃, and the monthly minimum temperature is above 15℃. The average annual temperature in China's producing areas that can grow and bear fruit normally is 19.8-24. 1℃, but the average annual temperature is 2 1-22℃, and the highest temperature in Leng Yue exceeds 15℃, and there are many areas that are almost frost-free all year round.

There is a lot of rain, and the soil is mainly acidic, especially in hilly areas, which is a little acidic and is the most suitable soil for mango growth. Finally, we should understand that in rainy places, rain will take away a lot of salt and nutrients in the soil. Before planting, apply sufficient organic fertilizer and calcium superphosphate as base fertilizer.

Mango is a kind of fruit tree that likes light. Adequate light can promote flower bud differentiation, blossom and set fruit, improve fruit quality and appearance. Usually, there are many flowers per plant with sunny crown or open environment, and the fruit setting rate is high; Mango with too many branches and leaves, closed crown and insufficient light has less flowers and fruits, and its fruit appearance and quality are poor.

In order to facilitate the growth and fruiting of mango trees, facilitate management and transportation, and not compete with grain for land, mango orchards should be selected in hilly areas with small slopes or sloping fields on sunny slopes and south of the mountain. These areas have fertile soil, high groundwater level, convenient irrigation and good drainage, which are important areas for mango development.