There is a complex relationship between different varieties of fruit trees. If you mix them together rashly, it will easily lead to unexpected consequences.

Either competing for water and fertilizer will affect the yield, or releasing different substances will affect the quality and taste, or diseases and pests will cross each other, which is not easy to control.

In order to facilitate work and obtain satisfactory harvest, fruit trees should be planted in different areas, and should not be mixed unless absolutely necessary.