Climate conditions are very important for papaya cultivation. Papaya cultivation is done in tropical and subtropical climates at temperatures between 21°C and 33°C. This temperature range is ideal for the healthy growth of the plant and fruit ripening. However, when the temperature drops to low levels, fruit ripening may be delayed, and long-term low temperatures can cause cold damage to the plant. Humidity is also very important for papaya cultivation. High humidity levels are necessary for the healthy growth of the plant and fruit ripening. Generally, it is recommended that the relative humidity for papaya cultivation does not fall below 66%. Additionally, it is desired that the monthly rainfall amount is not below 100 mm. Soil structure is also an important factor for papaya cultivation. Well-drained, light, and fertile soils are the most suitable for the papaya plant. A soil pH of generally between 5.5 and 7 is preferred. Furthermore, soils rich in organic matter are important to meet the nutritional needs of the plant.
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