How to grow plum blossom bonsai

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1. Breeding conditions

2. Precautions

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Many friends who like to grow flowers will buy a few pots of plum blossoms and put them in the yard. Many poets in ancient times praised its virtues. Raising a pot of plum blossoms can not only decorate your own yard, but also make the owner dyed with plum blossoms. temperament. So how to grow a beautiful plum blossom?

1. Breeding conditions

1. Breeding conditions

1. Soil. Although plum blossoms are not very demanding on soil quality, they should choose loose and fertile soil, and do not irrigate the bonsai frequently. It is difficult for the roots to absorb excess water, drainage is inconvenient, and the roots can easily rot. There is soil specifically for cultivating plum blossoms on the market that you can buy.

2. Temperature. Plum blossoms bloom in winter, which is the season when they grow most vigorously. Although they are not afraid of severe cold, it does not mean that they do not need light. If there is insufficient light, it will slow down photosynthesis and will not develop well and the amount of flowers will decrease. It will also become less. It likes moisture, so if you place it indoors, keep it ventilated.

3. Humidity. If the plum blossom is still growing, water it properly. If the weather is hot in summer, spray water mist around it to ensure the humidity it needs. In summer, watering is generally required two or three times a day, while in spring and autumn it is relatively less frequent, only once or twice. In winter, water only when the pot is dry.

4. Fertilize. The vitality of plum blossoms is very strong, so you don’t need to take care of it regularly, and don’t add fertilizer to it from time to time. If winter is coming soon, add fertilizer to it before that, and if it is going to bloom, add fertilizer before that. If you plan to plant a new plum blossom, you must first prepare base fertilizer, which is the basic condition to ensure its healthy growth.

5. Repair. There are many benefits to repairing plum blossoms. Removing the fallen branches and leaves will first make the plum blossoms more ornamental, and secondly, nutrients will not be wasted, otherwise the fallen leaves and fallen branches will remove the nutrients needed by the branches. So we need to remove these dead leaves and branches. If the plum blossoms grow a lot of branches, we also need to cut off some, so that the nutrients can be used where they should be used.

6. Pests. Plum blossoms seldom have pests, but it is not ruled out that they are infested. If your plum blossoms are unfortunately attacked by pests, you can spray pesticides, but be sure to pay attention to the proportion of the solution, otherwise the plum blossom itself will be harmed, and its petals will be damaged. It will turn yellow, and if the flowers are killed by your spray, the gain outweighs the loss.

7. Diseases. If a plum blossom suffers from disease, the most common symptom is yellowing of the leaves and the entire tree looking lethargic. You first observe whether there are insect infestations. If not, it means there is a disease. You can spray some nutrient solution on it. You don't need to spray it every day. It will be effective once every 7 days for about 30 days. And the amount should not be too much, just make sure that the flowers are stained everywhere.

2. Precautions

When the weather is too hot in summer, it should not be exposed to the sun and should be properly protected.

2. Precautions

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