How to grow potted citrus

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How to grow potted citrus

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Potted citrus plants integrate flower viewing, leaf viewing, and fruit viewing. They have high ornamental value and can beautify the home environment and freshen the air. So, what is the method of growing potted citrus?

How to grow potted citrus

How to grow potted citrus

Temperature and light

Citrus is a southern fruit tree that likes a warm and humid growth environment. The suitable growth temperature is about 12 -37℃. Requires 4-6 hours of sunlight per day.

Water

Keep the soil in the pot moist and water thoroughly. It is best if there is water seeping out of the drainage holes at the bottom of the pot. At the same time, avoid water accumulation and drain the water in time, otherwise it will easily cause root rot.

Fertilization

Adhere to the principle of "apply frequently and lightly". Decomposed liquid fertilizer should be applied once before the plants sprout, and then liquid fertilizer should be applied every 7-10 days, mainly nitrogen fertilizer. , to promote its growth and produce more spring shoots. During the growth period of citrus, you can sprinkle some cake fertilizer on the pot surface to enhance fertility. After autumn, gradually reduce fertilization to avoid excessive nutrition and fruit drop. Strictly control fertilization in autumn and winter.

Soil

The effects of citrus on soil The requirements are not strict, it is suitable to choose garden soil, and add an appropriate amount of river sand, plant ash and decomposed organic fertilizer and mix well.

Pruning

Due to limited nutrients, potted citrus must be pruned and thinned out in time to reduce flowers and fruits. Generally, the pots and soil need to be changed every 2 years, combined with pruning.

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