Figs are a very delicious fruit, but sometimes they cannot grow too many fruits. If you want to cultivate more fruits from your own figs, then the soil and Moisture requirements are essential.

When choosing soil for your fig tree, be sure to choose one with better drainage and higher nutrient content, so as to ensure that the plant can grow robustly. If the soil has good drainage, If the ability is relatively weak, when you water the plants, it will be difficult for the water to penetrate in time, and the roots of the plants will be in excessively high humidity for a long time. At this time, the roots of the plants will not be accessible. Oxygen will cause anaerobic respiration in the roots, and alcohol will cause root rot.

The next thing is to control the alkalinity of the soil. The soil must be in an alkaline environment. If the acidity in the soil is high, it will destroy the cells of the roots and affect the absorption of nutrients by plants. It will also reduce the number of fruits.

When watering figs, you must also pay attention to certain skills. Since figs are relatively drought-tolerant plants, when watering, you can first water the plants a small amount once, and then wait. After some water has been absorbed, water the plant a second time so that there will be no overwatering.

Also, it is necessary to prune the fig tree in time. If the fig tree has more branches and leaves, the time for the plant to bear fruit will be delayed. If the temperature is low in autumn, it will not bear fruit, so Pruning fruit trees is very important as it can increase the time it takes for the plant to bear fruit and the number of fruit it produces.