How to raise bougainvillea seedlings and how to prune them

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1. Pot soil selection

2. Adequate astigmatism

3. Water and fertilizer management

4. Prune branches

When planting and maintaining bougainvillea seedlings, you need to choose suitable flower pots and soil. The flower pots do not need too many, and the soil must have good permeability. Bougainvillea is a very favorite flower plant. It should be grown in a place with good light. It is suitable to grow it on the balcony at home. Be sure to manage water and fertilizer well, keep the soil moist during the growth period, and apply fertilizer every two weeks. The branches also need to be properly pruned, and branches and leaves that are too long and dense must be cut off, as well as diseased branches and dead branches.

1. Selection of pot soil

When planting and maintaining bougainvillea seedlings, you need to choose suitable flower pots and soil. The flower pots should be matched with the bougainvillea plants to ensure they have the ability to Space for plants to grow. The soil must have good air permeability, good permeability, normal drainage, and cannot produce too much water in the flower pot. After one or two years of cultivation, the pots and soil can be changed.

2. Adequate astigmatism

Bougainvillea is a very favorite flower plant, so during maintenance, light conditions cannot be missing. Bougainvillea can be raised in a place with good light and maintained in bright sunlight, which can promote the plant to synthesize nutrients through photosynthesis, thereby promoting the growth of the plant. It is very suitable to raise it on the balcony at home.

3. Water and fertilizer management

When maintaining bougainvillea seedlings, be sure to manage water and fertilizer well. Keep the soil moist during the normal growth period and water regularly to moisturize. In summer, evaporation is fast, so watering can be increased appropriately. Don't rush to fertilize during the new seedling stage. After that, you can fertilize every two weeks.

4. Pruning branches

During the breeding process, it is also necessary to properly prune the branches, cut off the branches and leaves that are too long and dense, and cut off the diseased branches and dead branches that appear, which can reduce the consumption of nutrients and improve the quality of the plant. The light and air permeability of the plant.     

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