The shortest digging time of five-finger peach is 2 years after planting, and its digging time depends on the growth cycle and growth speed of the plant. Peach with five fingers is a perennial plant. If the growth cycle is long, it needs to be maintained for a long time. If the plant is planted for a long time, the plant will grow faster, and it can be dug between 2 and 3 years.

Time for digging five-fingered peach seeds

Peach with five fingers is a perennial shrub or small arbor plant of Ficus of Moraceae, also known as Ficus palmatum and Ficus fozhangensis. The digging time of Ficus hirta needs to be determined according to the growth cycle and growth speed of the plant. The longer the growth cycle, the longer the maintenance time, and the shortest time is generally about 2 years after planting.

Five-finger peach is transplanted in late February in spring, which is mild in climate, which is beneficial to the rapid rooting and growth of the root system of five-finger peach and can also reduce the death rate of trees. Transplanting Ficus hirta into loose, breathable and well-drained sandy land and watering it properly, and don't fertilize until the root system of Ficus hirta adapts to the soil.

Peach with five fingers likes warm and wet, which is suitable for growing in a warm, humid and ventilated climate. The natural five-fingered peaches are mostly distributed on sunny slopes, wet woodlands, bushes or tree trunks, and are mainly planted in China, Yunnan, Guizhou, Hunan, Fujian and Guangxi, and also cultivated in Guangdong.

There are three kinds of propagation methods of five-finger peach: seed propagation, cutting propagation and artificial culture, and seed propagation is the most commonly used. Five-finger peach has high value. It contains flavonoids and can be used as medicine. Its roots can be eaten, can be eaten in soup, and can also be used for food processing, and extracted ingredients can be made into foods such as candy, drinks or drinks.