Can Basisi Indian cherry be planted in Yangjiang City?

Basisi Indian cherry can be planted in Yangjiang, where the temperature is suitable.

Analysis and explanation:

Widely cultivated in tropical and subtropical regions of the world.

Yangjiang, located in the south of the Tropic of Cancer, has a subtropical climate with abundant rainfall and mild climate.

The average annual temperature is about 22.0 degrees Celsius, and the average annual rainfall is generally about 2040mm, with uneven distribution of rainfall. There are many storms in summer and autumn, and the frost-free period is about 350 days throughout the year, with occasional low-temperature frost.

So West Indian cherries can be planted in this area.

Training points:

The garden should be selected in an agricultural production area with good ecological conditions, far away from pollution sources and sustainable production capacity. Meet the environmental requirements of safe, high-quality agricultural products and pollution-free fruit producing areas.

The planting base constantly improves the varieties of West Indian cherries. After a long time from introduction to improvement, the yield and quality of acerola cherry and the content of natural vitamin C in fruits will increase year by year.

Regularly and scientifically renew the soil. Improve soil structure, maintain soil fertility, and control weeds, pests and other harmful organisms through natural means. Take deep pollution-free groundwater and adopt advanced agricultural technology combining sprinkler irrigation and drip irrigation to ensure that each west Indian cherry fruit gets sufficient water and fertilizer conditions and maintains the best natural nutrients.

Instead of using chemically synthesized chemical fertilizers, pesticides and growth regulators, natural organic fertilizers are adopted, and a series of sustainable scientific planting techniques are adopted to promote the ecological balance, species diversity and sustainable utilization of resources of the whole plantation. Ensure that the planted West Indian cherries are pure ecological, pollution-free and environmentally friendly.