Gourd bezoars are a very popular fruit that differs from regular jujubes in both shape and taste. However, some people may find that gourd bezoars are usually smaller in size than regular jujubes.
First of all, we need to understand the growing environment and growing conditions of gourd bezoar. Cucurbita jujube grows in arid and semi-arid areas, where the climatic conditions and soil environment may not be as suitable for the growth of jujube trees as in southern regions. As a result, the growth rate of gourd bezoars in these regions may be limited, resulting in their size not being as good as those of ordinary jujubes in southern regions.
Secondly, the variety characteristics of gourd bezoars are also one of the factors affecting their size. There are many varieties of gourd bezoars, and different varieties have different requirements for the environment, climate and soil during the growth process. Some varieties may require more water and nutrients during growth, while others may be less environmentally demanding. As a result, different varieties may exhibit different growth rates and sizes during growth.
In addition, management factors are also one of the factors affecting the size of gourd bezoars. During the planting process, if the management is not enough, such as insufficient watering, insufficient fertilization, or untimely pest control, etc., it may lead to the limited growth of the gourd bezoar, making it less than expected in size.
In summary, the size of gourd bezoars may be affected by a variety of factors, including the growth environment, variety characteristics, and management factors. Therefore, we need to pay attention to these factors when planting and managing gourd bezoars to ensure their normal growth and development.