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Red plum pot culture method

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When cultivating red plums, there is no final answer for watering. Watering needs to be based on weather changes and growth conditions. It likes fertilizer very much, so apply plenty of base fertilizer when changing pots, and then fertilize according to seasonal changes as it grows. There is a need for sunlight and sufficient sunlight supply. It needs to be repotted every 1-2 years. The time is chosen after flowering. It can be used with garden soil, humus soil and cinders.

1. Control watering

1. Control watering

There is no final conclusion on watering. Watering needs to be based on weather changes and growth conditions. During the growth period of branches, pay attention to ensuring watering. After the flower buds grow, watering should be reduced. Water the amount, otherwise it will easily cause the flower buds to fall. When watering, pay attention to the old water after it has been left to stand, and ensure that the water temperature is basically the same.

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2. Apply fertilizer

It likes fertilizer very much. When changing pots, apply enough base fertilizer to ensure that the plant absorbs enough nutrients. Fertilize according to seasonal changes. In spring and autumn, when growth is strong, fertilize once every half month. In summer and autumn, the amount of fertilizer required decreases, and a small amount of phosphorus and potassium can be applied. After the flowers bloom, apply diluted organic fertilizer, or spray foliar fertilizer, about twice a month.

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3. Sufficient sunshine

Sufficient sunlight is required during the growth process so that the branches, leaves and flower buds can grow normally. If it is in the shade for a long time, the growth will be adversely affected, resulting in the failure of flower buds to grow.

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4. Pay attention to changing pots

< p>Generally, repotting is required every 1-2 years. The time is chosen after flowering. Take out the plant and cut off the dead and rotten roots next to it. Be careful not to damage the main root system. Replace with soft loam, which can be used in combination with garden soil, humus soil, and cinders.