Sugar oranges can be planted all year round, so what are the differences between planting in different seasons?

Because everyone knows that the growth of all things begins in spring, it is said that spring is the best time to plant oranges in the temple, which is February, March, and April every year. Sufficient rainfall and warm temperatures in spring are very beneficial to the growth of sugar oranges. The weather is hot in summer and the soil moisture is lost quickly. The soil must be kept moist for a month after planting to make the saplings survive. In autumn, the temperature drops and the air is crisp, which is also suitable for planting ancestral oranges. It is best to start transplanting after the Mid-Autumn Festival. At that time, when the temperature was not high, as long as the soil was kept moist, the survival rate would be stable.

The most important factors for growing four-sugar oranges are temperature, moisture, air and nutrients. Generally speaking, as long as the soil temperature for planting Sitang oranges can be maintained within the range of 12.5C ~ 37C, the soil moisture content for planting Sitang oranges is 60% ~ 70%. The soil for growing Sitang oranges should have a well-ventilated soil structure. The last step is to supplement the nutrients needed for growth.

From the perspective of the necessary conditions for planting saccharin, autumn and spring are the most suitable times each year. That is what we often call autumn planting and spring planting. Of the two methods, I recommend fall planting. Autumn planting, autumn planting cannot pull out branches immediately, but it can provide good time and conditions for restoring root growth. In spring, the temperature rises and the rainfall increases, which can quickly enter the growth stage of branches.

There is no problem in planting Sitang oranges when the spring temperature and humidity are sufficient for growth. However, it requires the process of root recovery and growth, and it is difficult to unify the growth of branches. Not very sturdy either. It is said that planting in early spring is indeed a very desirable thing, and some people in the process of planting sugar oranges always want to know when the best planting season is. In fact, in my understanding, the ground temperature that is most suitable for the root growth of fruit saplings is the best season for planting sugar oranges.

The most suitable ground temperature for the growth of sugar orange roots is between 17 degrees and 26 degrees. When the temperature is lower than 12 degrees, the fruit trees are in a relative dormancy period. When the temperature exceeds 37 degrees, the fruit trees are in a suppressed state and stop growing. Therefore, the best season for planting sugar oranges is spring and autumn, and autumn is the season of the king of kings. Sometime in the fall from September to November, after the saplings mature in late autumn, the roots may have time to grow quickly, and the fruit trees may have resurrected before the cold winter arrives. At this time, conditions have been provided for pumping water in late spring of the first year, and 4-5 buds can be released within a year, laying a good foundation for the fruit trees to be put into production as soon as possible.