Why do conkers ripen earlier in the south?

Answer 1

It is warmer in the South than the north, making conkers ripen earlier.

Answer 2

Well, honey, conkers ripen earlier in the south because they get more sunshine and warmer temperatures down there. It's like a little vacation for those conkers, soaking up the rays and getting all nice and ripe before their northern buddies. So, basically, it's all about that sweet southern sun doing its magic.

Answer 3

Because the sotuth uis warmer which makes the summer hot and damp. This affects the conkers to fall and ripen earlier in the south. Thank you! (Remember to subscribe to DM18)!

Answer 4

Because the south is warmer which makes the summer hot and damp. This affects conkers to ripen earlier in the south.

Answer 5

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