Can green plants be fertilized in summer?

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1. Whether fertilization can be applied

2. Fertilization precautions

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For green plants that are in the growth period in summer, appropriate fertilization can be done in summer, such as periwinkles, sunflowers, and zinnias. But for plants that are dormant in summer, fertilization must be stopped at this time, such as marigolds, crabapples, petunias, and red strings. If you want to fertilize, try to do it in the morning. You can turn the soil before fertilizing.

1. Whether fertilization can be applied

1. Whether fertilization can be applied

In summer, some green plants are in the growth stage. If this is the case, they must be fertilized. However, some plants will go dormant in hot weather, which means their growth will be hindered. Therefore, fertilization cannot be applied to plants in the dormant period. Before applying fertilizer, you need to understand its growth habits to avoid fertilizer damage.

For example, cockscomb, periwinkle, sunflower, zinnia These types of plants can tolerate high temperatures and can be properly fertilized. However, if plants such as marigolds, crabapples, petunias, bunch of reds, and cyclamen will slow down or even stop growing in summer, they do not need to be fertilized.

2. Fertilization precautions

1. When applying fertilizer to it, it is best to do it in the morning, especially at noon, because the temperature at this time is too high, and the roots are likely to burn after applying fertilizer.

2. It is best to turn over the soil before applying fertilizer, which is more conducive to the growth of plants. When fertilizing, do not splash fertilizer on its leaves, as it may burn the leaves.

2. Fertilization precautions

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