Weather
The growth of orange tree is 13 to 37 degrees Celsius. Gray. This happens perfectly in the temperature range. This crop is grown in hot and slightly humid climate, 370 min. I The plant grows well with good rainfall and 50 to 53% humidity.

Land
Soils with a depth of 1 to 1.5 m in the medium term, with a muddy muddy or slightly calcareous or sandy loam soil that will drain the water beneath it, and soils with an acid reflux index of 5.5 to 7.5. Such lands should be considered best for cultivation. Heavy black soils, with black soil 1.5 to 3.5 m deep and a layer of loamy soil below. Due to the high water holding capacity of such soils, the roots of the plant rot due to excess water and the plants wither further. Therefore, oranges should not be planted in such soils.

Pre-cultivation
Once the soil is selected for orange orchard, deep plowing should be done. Pick up the values ​​of Nagarmotha, Harli, Kas-Kundha. The land should be mulched with weeds. If there are fluctuations, the land should be brought to a balanced level.

Selection of clauses
Oranges are grown from eye-popping art. When selecting cuttings, keep an eye on a scientifically prepared, healthy, vigorous, vigorous, growing, jasmine, or Rangpur lemon peg. Orange cuttings should be taken from agricultural universities and government nurseries.

Castes
Nagpur Orange of Orange, Kinno Orange and no. There are 182 castes.

Preparation for planting
For planting this crop at a distance of 6 X 6 m 60 X 60 X 60 cm. I Plant in a square manner with shaped pits. Pits should be dug one month before planting. These pits should be made before monsoon with a mixture of 25 kg of well decomposed manure plus 2 kg of single super phosphate plus 100 gms of 10% chlorine / aldrin powder and fine topsoil or silt.

Selected cuttings should be planted 3 to 4 times after monsoon rains and when the soil is well moistened. The cuttings should be planted mainly in the evening before sunset when the sky is cloudy and the pit is moist enough. Keep an eye on the columns to the west or south. This eliminates the possibility of eye strain caused by strong winds. After placing the cuttings in the pit, keep the roots in their natural state and slowly pour the soil into the pit. Gently press the soil. If the soil is pressed hard, the fibers are more likely to break. Some values ​​are broken when the pen is removed from the panheri. So the leaf on the kalam is not exploited. If all the leaves are kept at such a time, the cuttings are likely to dry out. Therefore, the lower half of the cuttings should be removed before planting. The feet (shoots) on the poles grow vigorously. So it should be removed on top. It is advisable to give about 1 liter of water to the cuttings after transplanting.

Water
Oranges usually need 24 to 25 olita per year. At intervals of 8 to 10 days in winter. Watering should be done at intervals of 6 to 7 days in summer and in rainy season as required. To irrigate, make larvae by ring method and water the outer larvae. This is because the children who take food and water from the tree are scattered around the perimeter of the tree. This method does not require water to the trunk of the tree. Therefore, it helps in reducing the incidence of diseases by making the plants susceptible to diseases like dinkya.