Oranges are a fruit in spring and autumn.

Oranges are a very common fruit. Oranges mostly mature in spring and autumn, and they are also the fruit of these two seasons. Common seedless honey oranges mostly mature in late November every year. Summer oranges mature between March and May in spring, and navel oranges mature in mid-to-late November. Common orange varieties include: sugar oranges, sweet oranges, blood oranges, navel oranges, red juice oranges, rock sugar oranges, etc.

The most common varieties are sweet oranges and rock sugar oranges. Oranges retain the plump pulp and hard-to-pee peel of grapefruit, as well as the sour and sweet taste of oranges. The shape of oranges is round or long. It is round, and its skin is relatively smooth and thin, but the peel and pulp are very tightly connected, making it difficult to peel off the peel.

Orange tree planting conditions

Soil: Choose mountainous or sloping land, with deep soil and fertile and loose soil. Deep plowing and hole expansion, soil maturation should be carried out, it is forbidden to plant tall plants such as corn and wheat in the garden, and reasonable intercropping, cultivating and weeding in orchards should be carried out.

Temperature: The most suitable temperature for orange growth is around 37°C. When flower buds differentiate in autumn, day and night temperatures are required to be around 20°C and 10°C respectively. Too low temperatures will freeze the oranges.

Light: Although oranges are more tolerant of shade, they need a lot of sunlight during their growth to ensure normal growth and good fruit development.

Fertilizer: Orange trees need fertilizer at every growth stage. Through the application of fertilizers to promote shoots, strengthen shoots, strengthen buds, and strengthen fruit, the fruit trees can grow vigorously and the fruit quality will be high.