How to grow Platanus japonica and how to prune and bloom it

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1. How to cultivate Platanus japonica

2. How to prune and bloom Platanus japonica

Lighting: When raising Platanus vulgaris, you need to place it in a well-lit location so that it can receive light. Temperature: In spring and autumn, the temperature needs to be controlled between 15-28°C. In winter, the temperature should be kept above 3℃. Watering: You need to water it regularly and moisten its soil to ensure that it absorbs the necessary moisture. Fertilizer: Do not fertilize in winter, apply nitrogen fertilizer once every half month in spring, stop applying nitrogen fertilizer when the flowering period is approaching, and apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizer instead.

1. How to cultivate Platanus japonica

1. Light: Platanus japonica has a certain shade tolerance, but it prefers to grow in an environment with sufficient light. When raising it, you need to place it in a well-lit location so that it can receive light.

2. Temperature: Platanus vulgaris is a flower that likes a warm environment and does not like high and low temperatures. During the spring and autumn growing seasons, the temperature needs to be controlled between 15-28°C. In winter, the temperature should be kept above 3°C to prevent it from freezing.

3. Watering: It likes to grow in slightly moist soil. It will grow poorly in soil that has been dry for a long time. Therefore, when cultivating it, you need to water it regularly and moisten its soil to ensure that it absorbs the necessary water and maintains good growth.

4. Fertilization: There is no need to fertilize in winter. When it is in the growing season, it needs to be topdressed with a compound fertilizer with higher nitrogen content every half month or so. When it is approaching the flowering period, it is necessary to stop applying nitrogen fertilizer and apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizer instead to promote the growth of flower buds.

2. How to prune Platanus vulgaris to bloom

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If you want Platanus vulgaris to bloom smoothly, you should cut off poorly growing branches in time during its growing season to save nutrients. In addition, if the plant grows particularly lush, it is also necessary to cut off some unnecessary side branches to save nutrients and ensure that the plant can bloom normally.

2. How to prune and bloom Platanus japonica

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