Can bougainvillea be planted on the ground in the north?

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1. Can it

2. Winter Tips

3. Precautions

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Its low temperature tolerance is weak, and the northern climate is cold, so it is not suitable for ground planting. But if you can take good insulation measures and survive the winter safely, you can still do it. When planting in the north, branches should be pruned in winter to reduce nutrient consumption. Also spray water appropriately and fertilize to warm the roots. Then wrap its branches with straw felt to prevent cold wind from blowing to the plant. In addition, pay attention to water control in winter to prevent the soil from freezing.

1. Can it

1. Is it possible?

The winter in the north is relatively cold, and the temperature is usually below zero. Bougainvillea is easily frostbitten when the temperature is below 5 degrees, resulting in the inability to bloom. Therefore, it is not suitable for the north. Suitable for ground planting and maintenance. But if you can take good measures to keep warm and survive the winter safely, ground planting can also grow well.

2. Winter Tips

< p>If you want it to survive the winter safely in northern ground planting, you must pay attention to the method. In winter, branches can be pruned appropriately to save nutrient consumption. It is also necessary to fertilize and spray water appropriately, which can warm the roots and prevent frostbite. After fertilizing and spraying water, the branches should be wrapped with straw felt to prevent cold wind from blowing to the plants and causing frost damage. This treatment can basically survive the winter.

3. Precautions

When planting in the north, pay attention to choosing a place with sufficient light. Be sure not to plant it in a dark place. Insufficient light will hinder the differentiation of its branches and buds, which is detrimental to wintering. In addition, attention should be paid to water control in winter. Watering is basically unnecessary, otherwise the soil will easily freeze and cause root damage.

2. Winter Tips

3. Precautions

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