How to breed goat milk fruit and precautions

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1. Soil

2. Moisture

3. Nutrients

4. Temperature

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Soil: Soil with good drainage is more suitable for the growth of goat milk fruit, and acidic soil is the best choice. Moisture: Watering is relatively simple and does not have many requirements. Just control the amount of water while avoiding high temperatures. Nutrients: Different fertilizers should be supplemented at different growth stages. Nitrogen fertilizer should be applied when first planted, and potassium fertilizer can be used during the flowering period. Temperature: It has certain low temperature resistance, but does not like high temperatures and cannot exceed 35°C.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Goat milk fruit likes to grow in soil containing acidic substances. Its roots are not very developed and do not like water storage in the soil. Therefore, the drainage of the soil should be better so that it can grow better.

2. Moisture

The best time to water is in the morning and evening. The temperature is relatively high at noon and it is not suitable for watering. The amount of water should not be too much to avoid accumulation of water in the pot, which will cause root rot and disease.

3. Nutrients

The demand for fertilizers is different in different growth periods. Some nitrogen fertilizers should be applied when they are just planted. Nitrogen fertilizers can ensure that the plants absorb sufficient nutrients. Potassium fertilizer can be used during the flowering period. Potassium fertilizer can ensure the growth of large and full fruits. The amount of fertilizer should be applied in small amounts and frequently.

4. Temperature

Goat milk fruit has strong adaptability and can grow in low temperature environments. It can still grow well at 0℃. However, goat milk fruit is not resistant to high temperatures and is very sensitive to high temperatures. Especially in summer, the temperature should be controlled at around 20°C. If it exceeds 35°C, growth will be affected.

2. Moisture

3. Nutrients

4. Temperature

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