Figs can usually be planted in two seasons each year, namely spring and autumn. The spring season is planted in March and the autumn season is planted in September. Planting in these two seasons can promote the rapid growth of figs and ensure fig growth. The survival rate of figs is that figs bloom from May to July every year and bear fruit from August to September.

When are figs suitable for planting?

Figs can usually be planted in two seasons each year, namely spring and autumn. The spring season is planted in March and the autumn season is planted in September. Planting in two seasons can promote the rapid growth of figs and ensure the survival rate of figs. Figs bloom from May to July and bear fruit from August to September every year.

Methods for growing figs

1. Cut branches: Figs are generally grown by cutting. First cut the fig branches and leaves that need to be cut. After cutting the branches and leaves, first observe the cutting. If you find that there is enough moisture in the part of the mouth, you can plant it.

2. Select soil: When planting figs, you should choose fertile soil that is saline-alkali-free and has high organic content, because if the saline-alkali content is high, the cuttings will be easily damaged.

Points to note when growing figs

1. Growth temperature: Figs have strict temperature requirements. The normal temperature for figs to grow is about 20 degrees. The maximum temperature cannot be higher than 38 degrees, and the minimum temperature should not be higher than 38 degrees. It cannot be lower than 5 degrees, and try to control the temperature within the temperature range suitable for fig growth.

2. Water and fertilizer management: Water and fertilizer management can directly affect the yield and quality of figs. It is necessary to apply enough base fertilizer before planting figs, and then fertilize when the saplings just start to grow branches and leaves.