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Apple love light, cold, cold, cold and dry climate, not tolerant of barren, suitable for loose soil, deep fertile, well-drained neutral or slightly acidic sandy loam. The propagation methods include tuber method, grafting method, sowing method and cutting method. The natural propagation method uses seeds for propagation, among which grafting is the fastest.

Apples can adapt to most climates. Between 35 and 50 degrees north and south latitude is the best choice for apple growth. Apples require 1000-1600 units of heat and 120-180 days of frost-free weather. Warm days, cold nights, and as much light radiation as possible are prerequisites for excellent quality. Apples can withstand frost of minus 40°C. Flowering and fruiting periods, if the temperature between -2.2℃ and -3.3℃, will affect the yield. Apples bloom later than other deciduous crops. This reduces the risk of frost. However, for some varieties and regions, where the impact of frost is more obvious, an effective frost resistance system is necessary. Best for pH 6.5, neutral, well-drained soil.
The Fuji Apple is characterized by large size, red, round shape, the average size of a baseball. It is sweeter and crisper than many other apple varieties, is widely loved by consumers around the world. Fuji Apples have a longer shelf life than other apples and don't even need to be refrigerated. They can be kept at room temperature for up to four months, and Fuji Apples can be kept for five to seven months if stored in the refrigerator.