It is possible to grow the finished jujube seeds in the soil, but the jujube trees can't bear fruit because the jujube trees are mostly grafted.

Methods of planting jujube trees:

1, Soil: Jujube trees require strong water and fertilizer retention capacity, which can effectively avoid the loss of water and fertilizer. When preparing, humus soil+sand soil+garden soil can be mixed.

2, lighting: jujube trees like the sun very much, most fruit trees need long sunshine, so usually put it in the sun as much as possible, and properly shade it at noon in summer.

3, watering: If it is a potted jujube tree, you need to water it on time. However, it has a certain early resistance, so it can be watered when the basin soil is dry. The ground planter is going to practice seedlings and let it find water by itself, but it still needs watering from time to time.

4. Fertilizer: During its growing period, organic liquid fertilizer and 0.3% urea are mainly applied to supplement the required minerals. When fruit is hung in autumn, phosphate fertilizer and potassium dihydrogen phosphate should be applied to improve the quality of fruit.

Morphological characteristics:

Small deciduous trees, sparse shrubs, up to 10 meters; Bark brown or grayish brown; There are long branches, short branches and bud-free branchlets (that is, new branches) that are smoother than long branches, purple or grayish brown, zigzag, with two stipules, the long thorns can reach 3 cm, thick and straight, and the short thorns bend down and are 4-6 mm long; Short branches are short and thick, rectangular, and emanate from old branches; Annual branchlets are green, drooping, solitary or 2-7 clusters on short branches.

Leaves papery, ovoid, ovoid-elliptic, or ovoid-oblong; It is 3-7cm long and1.5-4cm wide, with blunt or round tip, sparse and sharp tip, slightly asymmetrical base, nearly round, crenate serrations on the edge, dark green on the top, hairless on the bottom, hairless or slightly sparsely hairy only along the veins, and three veins at the base. Petiole length 1-6 mm, or up to 1 cm on long branches, glabrous or with sparse hairs; Stipules are slender and often fall off in the later stage.

Flowers yellow-green, bisexual, 5-cardinal, glabrous, with short pedicels, solitary or 2-8 densely axillary cymes; Pedicel 2-3 mm long; Sepals ovate-triangular; Petals obovate, with claws at the base, equal to stamens; Disk thick, fleshy, round, 5-lobed; The lower part of the ovary is hidden in the disk, and it is connate with the disk, with 2 cells, each cell has 1 ovule, and the style is 2-cleft.

Drupe is oblong or oblong, 2-3.5 cm long and 1.5-2 cm in diameter. It is red at maturity and then turns reddish purple. The mesocarp is fleshy, thick, sweet, sharp at the top of the drupe, sharp or dull at the base, 2-loculed, with 1 or 2 seeds, and the fruit stalk is 2-5 mm long. The seeds are oblate, about 1 cm long and 8 mm wide.