Breeding methods and precautions for red-leaf Photinia

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1. Soil

2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Fertilizer

5. Things to note

When cultivating red-leaf Photinia, you should use slightly acidic soil for cultivation, control the breeding temperature at about 15-30℃, give it enough light, and avoid the breeding environment being too dark. Also make sure there are sufficient nutrients, and you can apply thin fertilizer once every half month. Be careful not to apply too much fertilizer, otherwise the plants will be damaged.

1. Soil

The most suitable soil for its growth is slightly acidic, but its soil requirements are not that high and it can grow well in most soils. This is mostly due to its ability to resist salt and alkali, and its adaptability is relatively good.

2. Temperature

It is a very tolerant plant and has a very strong ability to withstand both low and high temperatures. If it is a domestic potted plant, the temperature is best controlled between 15-30℃, because at this temperature its plant shape and color will be more beautiful.

3. Light

Its shade tolerance is also extraordinary, but it can grow better in places with sufficient light time, but it can also grow slowly in dark places. Sufficient light can make it grow more quickly and robustly.

4. Fertilizer

Except for the three seasons of winter, it is the fastest growing stage, so sufficient fertilizer at this time can ensure its energy supply. Generally, it is Apply light fertilizer once every half month.

5. Precautions

There are not many things that need to be paid attention to when cultivating red-leaf Photinia, because it has a very strong survival ability, but if you fertilize it too much, it will cause serious damage to its leaves, which will eventually become dull and yellow. Shedding, so be sure to pay attention when breeding.

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