Chu orange can be planted in early spring and early summer, but autumn and September are the best time to plant Chu orange. Planting Chu orange at this time can give Chu orange a wintering time. Like other orange varieties, the flowering period is spring, about April, and 10 will mature one after another, with a growth cycle of about 7-8 months.
The habit of Chu orange
Chu orange needs to receive sufficient light during its growth, and the sunshine valley will have a certain impact on the coloring and taste of Chu orange fruit. In addition, a certain temperature difference should be controlled at the beginning of fruit growth and maturity, which is beneficial to slag melting.
Chu orange can prune the dense branches on the crown before flowering, increase the transparency and ventilation of Chu orange, thus obtaining sufficient light, which is also beneficial to the growth of Chu orange.
When applying fertilizer to Chu orange at seedling stage, nitrogen fertilizer should be the main fertilizer, and some phosphorus fertilizer can be applied before flowering, and potassium fertilizer can be supplemented at fruit stage, and a small amount can be applied more.