How to grow potted lychees

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1. Water properly

2. Growing towards the sun

3. Appropriate top dressing

4. Timely pruning

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When cultivating potted lychees, pay attention to watering. It is recommended to water once a week during the growth period. There should be no excess water in the pots. The maintenance location should be able to see sunlight, but should not be exposed to direct sunlight. Before planting, some well-rotted fertilizer should be applied, and thin fertilizer should be applied frequently. Pruning can be done in spring, summer and winter to remove any branches that are not growing well and are harmful to the growth of the plant.

1. Water properly

1. Water properly

Water potted lychees in a timely manner during their growth period. It is recommended to water them once a week to help them germinate new shoots. You can water more after heading, but make sure there is no accumulation of water in the flower pot, otherwise the fruit will easily drop. On the contrary, it cannot be allowed to grow in a water-deficient state.

2. Growth towards the sun

In During the maintenance period, it is best to place the potted plant in a place with sufficient sunlight. It will grow stronger in a sunny environment. However, the light should not be too strong, as it will speed up the evaporation of water and affect plant pollination. See more sunlight during the fruiting period to make the fruit bigger.

3. Appropriate top dressing

Usually, proper fertilization is required before planting. You can use bean cake water and chicken manure water. The fertilizer must be decomposed before it can be used. Proper top dressing can help it bloom better. Note that fertilization must be applied frequently with thin fertilizers, and do not apply large amounts of concentrated fertilizers.

4. Timely pruning

1 Pruning can be done at any season of the year, but it is mainly done from March to May in spring, July to August in summer, and December to February in winter. Proper pruning helps new branches grow, mainly by cutting off dense growth, old branches, weak branches, and branches damaged by diseases and insect pests.

2. Growing towards the sun

3. Appropriate top dressing

4. Timely pruning

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