Rhododendrons won’t survive. How do I plant them to survive?

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1. What are the reasons for failure to survive?

2. How to grow to survive

There are three main reasons why it cannot survive. They are unsuitable soil, improper repotting time and incorrect cultivation methods. Therefore, if you want the plant to survive, you need to give it acidic soil for growth, moderate water replenishment, replenish nutrients after flowering, and provide abundant sunlight.

1. What are the reasons for failure of planting?

1. It may be caused by unsuitable soil properties. Because it is a southern plant, it likes acidic soil to grow. However, some people in the north do not understand its growth habits, causing the plants to fail to survive.

2. It may be caused by not changing the pot properly. . Because the plants we usually buy are maintained in greenhouses and are flowers that grow out of season, people usually repot them directly after buying them, which will cause the flowers to die without adapting to the new environment.

3. It may also be caused by improper planting methods. The soil for planting plants is compacted hard, which makes the soil fluffy and poor. Once watered improperly, it is easy to get waterlogged.

2. How to plant to survive

1. Soil: It likes to grow on acidic soil with a pH value between 6 and 6.5. During the maintenance period, a few drops of edible vinegar can be added to the soil at regular intervals to adjust the soil properties.

2. Watering: Appropriately supply water needs, water when it is dry, and don’t water when it is not dry. Remember not to get waterlogged, just replenish water as much as possible.

3. Fertilization: 7 days after flowering, It is advisable to properly replenish some light fertilizer and water to avoid being too dense and causing damage to the roots.

4. Light: Except for the stimulating light in summer, it is advisable to give it ample light at other times, so that the plant will bloom and bloom.

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