Sakyamuni fruit trees have strong adaptability to soil, and almost any soil can grow and develop normally. But the main purpose of artificial planting is yield, so in order to ensure the high yield of Sakyamuni, sandy soil with strong permeability should be selected for planting soil. Because if it is cohesive soil, it will affect the irrigation and drainage of the soil, and the nutrient absorption of Sakyamuni fruit will be blocked.

Reduce the flowering and fruiting rate of Sakyamuni, so sand can effectively solve these problems. The ability of absorbing water and fertilizer is strong, which is also very beneficial to plant growth.

2. Temperature

Sakyamuni is a kind of warm-loving fruit, which can't grow in a low temperature environment. The optimum temperature for the growth of Sakyamuni is about 28 degrees, and the lowest temperature should not be lower than 15 degrees. Controlling the temperature of Sakyamuni fruit at about 25-30 degrees during the growth period can promote fruit expansion and increase yield.

During the fruit growing period, it is necessary to keep a suitable temperature, neither too high nor too low. When the temperature is lower than 14℃, the fruit ripens for a long time and is prone to various diseases and insect pests. If the temperature is too high, the fruit will be precocious, which will lead to rot and reduce the yield.

3. Lighting equipment

Because Sakyamuni is a tropical fruit, he has a great demand for light. Although Sakyamuni likes light, he also has certain shade tolerance.

However, in the process of Sakyamuni's growth, it is still necessary to ensure that Sakyamuni has enough light time and intensity. If the light demand of Sakyamuni fruit cannot be met, the growth of plants will be hindered and the photosynthesis of Sakyamuni fruit will be affected. Reduce the nutrient accumulation of Sakyamuni fruit, especially in the fruit development period, and sufficient light can effectively improve the fruit quality.

Step 4: Moisture

Sakyamuni's demand for water is strange. It needs water and is afraid of it. If it is kept under the condition of excessive water for more than 4 days, the growth of Sakyamuni will be affected to some extent, leading to the falling leaves and flowers of Sakyamuni. If Sakyamuni lacks water during flowering and early fruiting, it will slow down the growth rate of Sakyamuni and aggravate the phenomenon of fruit dropping.

Moreover, water is one of the main reasons that affect fruit quality. If lack of water, it will easily lead to cracking of Sakyamuni fruit, and the fruit setting rate will decrease. Therefore, it is necessary to ensure that there is enough water during the planting process, and the water will not affect the growth of Sakyamuni.

Extended data:

Pre-preparation:

Planting potted plants definitely requires Sakyamuni seeds, and cutting is used for large-scale planting of fruit trees, which is not applicable here. We should take out the remaining seeds from Sakyamuni fruit and soak them in clear water for six to eight days to remove the clean pulp. Finally, we need to prepare a flowerpot of moderate size. Note that the flowerpot needs to have no water outlet hole at the bottom, and it can be blocked.

Training management:

It is recommended to spray water into the basin several times a day, but pay attention to controlling the amount of water. Generally speaking, it can germinate in three weeks. After most seeds germinate and emerge, we should pay attention to let them fully receive light, but in order to avoid too strong light, we can usually take them out to bask in the sun in the morning and afternoon. When the seedlings grow to a certain height suitable for transplanting, we should plant them in pots in time, which is basically the completion of potted plants.