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This Vibrant Yellow Coconut Variety Is Known Not Only For Its Tropical Beauty But Also For Its Deliciously Refreshing Coconuts, Rich In Natural Sweetness And Packed With Essential Minerals. Grown For Its High-Yielding, Easy-Care Qualities.

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Characteristics Of Yellow Coconut Trees
The Yellow Coconut Tree Is Small, Reaching A Height Of 6-7 Meters, And Starts Bearing Fruit Earlier Compared To The Taller Variety. On Average, The Lifespan Of A Dwarf Coconut Tree Is 40-50 Years. This Particular Variety Produces Green, Orange, And Yellow Coconuts. These Coconuts Are Small In Size And Have An Ovoid Or Round Shape. Each Nut Weighs Approximately 850 Grams, Contains 65% Oil, And Is Vulnerable To Drought.

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Soil Requirements For Coconut Plant
Coconut Trees Can Grow Well In Various Types Of Well-Draining Soil With A Ph Between 5.0 And 8.0. Dwarf Coconut Trees Specifically Require An Annual Rainfall Of 40 To 60 Inches And An Average Minimum Temperature Of 22°C. Suitable Soil Types Include Red Sandy Loam, Laterite, And Alluvial Soils. For The Best Growth, Select Soil That Is At Least 1.2 Meters Deep And Retains Moisture Well. Maintaining Adequate Moisture And Proper Drainage Is Essential For The Health Of Coconut Trees. When Planting, Mix Equal Parts Of Potting Soil And Sand For The Planting Mix. To Improve Aeration, You Can Also Add Some Fine Gravel Or Vermiculite To The Mixture. If You Plan To Plant Coconut Trees Outdoors, You Can Skip The Premixed Soil And Instead Find A Spot With Loose, Well-Draining Soil.

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Water Needs For Cultivating Coconut Plants
Coconut Trees Need Plenty Of Water. To Keep The Soil Consistently Moist, Water It With Warm Water Once Or Twice A Week. When You Water Your Coconut Palm Tree, Make Sure To Provide At Least One Inch Of Water Each Time, Especially If It Has Just Been Planted.

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Fertilizer Needs For Cultivating Coconut Plants
Apply Fertilizer Every Three Months During The First Year At The Following Rates Per Plant: About 0.5 Kg For The First Application, 1 Kg For The Second, 1.5 Kg For The Third, And 2 Kg For The Fourth. This Will Support Strong Growth And Early Fruiting. After The First Year, Use Compound Fertilizers That Are High In Potassium, Such As 16:8:24, Every Six Months At A Rate Of 1 Kg Per Plant.

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How To Plant Coconut Plant In Soil
First, Select A Suitable Location For Your Coconut Tree Where It Can Receive Full Sunlight All Day. Improve Clayey Soil By Mixing It With Organic Matter Like Peat Moss To Enhance Drainage. Dig A Hole Just Deep Enough For The Root Ball Of The Dwarf Coconut Tree. Place The Root Ball Into The Hole And Cover It With Soil, Making Sure The Uppermost Roots Are About 1 Inch Below The Surface. Then, Spread 3 To 4 Inches Of Organic Mulch Around The Tree'S Crown, Keeping The Mulch At Least 4 Inches Away From The Trunk. When Watering The Tree, Ensure You Provide Enough Water To Create Puddles Around The Base Of The Coconut