How to grow pearl plum

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1. Watering

2. Fertilization

3. Soil

4. Temperature

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Usually you can wait until the potting soil dries before pouring enough water. During the growth period, it needs to be watered once or twice every other week. At this time, the water it needs is consumed relatively quickly, so it can be watered relatively frequently. Its requirements for fertilizers are generally not high. When entering the pot, you can add a sufficient amount of basal fertilizer to basically satisfy its normal growth. Give it mixed soil such as garden and river sand soil for breeding.

1. Watering

1. Watering

Usually breeding outside the house requires good drainage. When growing it indoors, it needs to be watered once or twice every other week. At this time, the water it needs is consumed relatively quickly, so it can be watered relatively frequently. Usually, you can wait until the potting soil dries before pouring enough water.

2. Fertilization

Its requirements for fertilizers are generally not high. Generally, you can add a sufficient amount of basal fertilizer when you first put it into the pot, which can basically satisfy its normal growth. There is no need to topdress in the future. It needs to be properly managed in winter, and you can apply base fertilizer to it every two years in the future.

3. Soil

Generally it does not have very high requirements on soil. It will be better to give it mixed soil such as garden and river sand soil for breeding. Ensuring a certain degree of ventilation will promote its growth.

4. Temperature

It is relatively cold-resistant. Can withstand temperatures of -25°C. Therefore, it can still be maintained normally in autumn and winter. In addition, if it is autumn in the south, you should also pay attention to the problem of autumn heat and put it in a cooler place for maintenance. If the temperature is relatively high, you can sprinkle water on it to cool it down.

2. Fertilization

3. Soil

4. Temperature

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