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Sugar orange planting conditions

Last Update ：2024.12.15

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Sugar orange can be grown in a variety of soil types. The texture needs to be soft, loose, rich in organic matter, and the pH value should be controlled at 5.5-6.5. Ensure a good temperature range, the best temperature at the planting site is 12-37 degrees Celsius. Sunlight conditions must be good, and the number of hours of sunshine must be maintained at 1200-2200. The planting density is about 80-110 plants per acre, which varies depending on the situation.

1. Permeable soil

1. Permeable soil

In fact, it has a wide range of adaptability to loamy soil and can be planted and grown in a variety of soil types. It must have a sense of transparency, and the texture must be soft and loose, and cannot be Heavy clay soil has strong drainage and a certain amount of organic matter. It is most suitable to grow in this kind of loam, and the pH value is controlled at 5.5-6.5.

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2. Ambient temperature

Planting It is also necessary to ensure a good temperature range. The temperature of the planting site is best within the range of 12-37 degrees Celsius. Both high and low temperatures are not suitable for planting and growth. Autumn is the period when flower buds are differentiating, so you need to ensure a good temperature difference, at least 10 degrees Celsius. It should be maintained at around 20 degrees Celsius during the day and around 10 degrees Celsius at night.

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3. Sunshine level

It It is relatively shade-tolerant, but it also needs enough sunlight to promote growth. The sunlight conditions must be good. The fruit will taste sweet after planting. Under normal circumstances, it will be normal if the number of sunshine hours is kept within the range of 1200-2200. There is no problem with growth and vigor.

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