How to grow orange trees

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1. Soil

2. Lighting

3. Watering

4. Fertilization

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It requires loose soil, preferably slightly permeable. It likes to grow in a sunny place, so it can be raised in a well-circulated environment, especially during the growth period, it can get more sun. Generally, the potting soil should not be too moist. Water it once a day or every two days in spring and autumn, and once every four days in autumn and winter. It likes to be nourished by fertilizers, so it is advisable to reduce or even stop fertilizing after autumn and winter.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Usually it needs loose soil, and soil containing humus such as rotten leaves can be given to help it better absorb nutrients.

2. Light

It likes places with good sunshine, especially during the growth period. It can get more sun, which can increase the synthesis of nutrients and make it stronger. However, you should pay attention to shielding it from the sun in summer to avoid sunburn. You can receive more sunlight in winter because the intensity becomes smaller and no longer dazzling.

3. Watering

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Usually, the potting soil should not be too moist to prevent root rot and prevent normal growth. Usually, you can water once a day or every two days in spring and autumn. In autumn and winter, you can slightly extend the watering time, and water once every four days or so.

4. Fertilization

It prefers to be nourished by fertilizer. Usually, before its shoots grow, you can apply a fertilizer solution containing nitrogen once a week to 10 days. Better promote new branches and leaves. In addition, fertilizer should be used in time after topping to help its branches become stronger. During the growth period, you should pay attention to using fertilizer to help it grow better. It is better to reduce or even stop fertilizing after autumn and winter.

2. Lighting

3. Watering

4. Fertilization

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