Some fruit trees have spring as the season of the year to bear fruit and provide wonderful fruit.
That's because, the season that runs from September 23 to December 21 has milder temperatures, but hot.
In this way, when spring arrives, the trees begin to bear flowers and fruits to decorate backyards and sweeten lives. In addition, spring is considered by many specialists to be the most favorable season for planting these trees. So, if you want to know what spring fruits are, keep reading!
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Tangerine
Tangerines, also known as tangerines, bergamots or mimosa, are tropical fruits that are very popular in Brazil. But many people don't know how easy it can be to plant a tangerine tree here in Brazil with our climate conditions. It's just that tangerine trees are sun-loving trees, and in fact, the more sun the plant receives, the more it will produce tangerines.
What's more, tangerines are very adaptable and can be planted in pots. That way, even if you don't have a big backyard, just a sunny balcony is enough to be able to plant.
Jabuticaba
Who doesn't love a ripe and sweet jabuticaba? So how about taking advantage of the fact that this is also an easy-to-grow plant and plant it in your home? It can also be planted in pots!
The secret to having jabuticabas that grow and flourish is to make sure that the soil you plant is rich in nutrients. Therefore, choose to use fertilizers that contain enough vitamins and minerals to nourish your jabuticaba tree. That way you will have jabuticaba all year round, as the tree bears fruit in almost all seasons!
Cherry tomato
Cherry tomatoes are not only delicious, but also beautiful. And it has an extremely easy and practical planting, adaptable to vase. Like jabuticaba, cherry tomatoes will need soil that is fertilized and rich in minerals and nutrients.
Furthermore, the plant will require that you have free access to sun and moderate watering. So you will see that within 50 days the tomato plant will already be in full bloom and ready to bear fruit.
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