What kind of fertilizer should be applied to potted grapes?

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1. Application of fertilizers

2. Fertilization precautions

When potted grapes sprout in spring, some nitrogen fertilizer can be applied to help the branches and leaves grow more luxuriantly. When it is about to bloom, it is necessary to change to phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. After flowering, it is recommended to use potassium dihydrogen phosphate for spraying. After the plants bear fruit, you can use organic fertilizer, such as chicken manure, cow manure or bean cake. Be careful not to apply fertilizer too close to its roots.

1. Apply fertilizer

Fertilizer for potted grapes is mostly based on different growth conditions. When the buds first begin to sprout in spring, you can use some nitrogen fertilizer to make the branches and leaves of the plant grow better. It will also help the plants bloom better.

When it is about to bloom, you should switch to phosphorus and potassium fertilizers After flowering, you can spray some potassium dihydrogen phosphate; when it first begins to bear fruit, it is best to use organic fertilizer, such as commonly seen chicken manure, cow manure and other animal manure. Or use bean cake fertilizer and sesame paste residue, which are also very helpful for plant growth.

2. Fertilization precautions

1. The frequency of fertilization should not be too high, usually once every half month. In addition, the amount of fertilizer applied each time should also be controlled, and not too much fertilizer should be applied. After fertilizing, you can pour less water to help the roots of the plant absorb it faster.

2. When fertilizing potted grapes, be sure not to get too close to its roots. If you fertilize directly on the roots, it will be very easy to cause root rot. Also do not apply fertilizer on the leaves of the plant to avoid burning the leaves.

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