How to raise bird plums

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Breeding precautions

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Fertilization and watering: Newly planted or newly repotted plants cannot be fertilized. Fertilize more in spring and summer, reduce fertilization in autumn, and stop fertilizing in winter. Water in moderation. Pot soil selection: Choose flower mud soil with good drainage. Change the potting soil every two years. Note: Prune in time and pay attention to the prevention and control of pests and diseases.

How to raise

How to grow

Fertilization and watering

You have certain requirements and principles when fertilizing: newly planted, potted, and repotted , the root system is damaged, etc., such bird plums cannot be fertilized within a month.

In spring and summer, because pot trees grow vigorously, they need a lot of nutrients, so they need to be fertilized more.

After autumn, the growth of bird plum will slow down. At this time, it is necessary to reduce fertilization and control the amount of fertilization.

In winter, the potted tree enters the dormant period, and fertilization can be stopped at this time. Pay attention not to fertilize at noon in summer and rainy seasons, but in the afternoon or evening.

When watering, the water needs to be sufficient. It is best to use natural water such as river water, pond water, rainwater, etc. for watering to facilitate its rapid growth.

Pot soil selection

In the selection of pot soil, it is important to choose flower mud soil with good drainage. During its maintenance, it is best to spread the pot soil thickly; The potting soil should be changed every two years to ensure that the soil can provide sufficient nutrients.

Cultivation Notes

Pruning< /h3>

The plum blossoms need to be pruned in a timely manner. The best pruning time is in late spring and early autumn. Because they grow rapidly and luxuriantly, proper pruning can reduce nutrient consumption and ensure better growth.

Note that when the weather is hot, new shoots will be burned and the leaves will shrink. After pruning, they should be placed in a cool place and wait until germination is normal before they can see strong light.

Pests and diseases control

Common pests and diseases of bird plum tree stumps include beetle, red spider mite, and rust. These diseases can cause damage to leaves or roots, so to prevent and control them, you can spray them with chemicals. , you can also use pruning methods to cut off diseased branches and leaves.

Breeding precautions

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