Pearl orange cultivation methods and precautions

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growth habits

Breeding method

Precautions

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Light and temperature: It needs a certain amount of light and shade in summer. The suitable temperature for growth is 10-20°C. In winter, it can withstand low temperatures below -10°C. Watering and fertilization: it likes to grow in slightly humid conditions. Environment, it needs to be slightly dry in winter, and fertilizer needs to be applied every 1-2 weeks during the growing season. Sowing and propagation are carried out from February to March.

growth habits

Growth Habits

Pearl Orange is native to the Southern Hemisphere and was introduced to Chinese liquor. However, its ornamental value is high and it is loved by people. Pearl orange can be grown in pots or on the ground. Potted plants can be viewed indoors and placed on desks, etc., while ground plants can be used as groundcover fruit-bearing plants.

Pearl orange likes a cool and humid environment and does not like direct sunlight. The suitable temperature for growth is between 10℃ and 20℃, and the soil needs to be breathable.

Cultivation methods

Light and temperature

The growth of pearl orange requires a certain amount of light and can tolerate semi-shade, but it must avoid strong direct sunlight. During the cultivation process, pearl orange plants should be placed in bright scattered light, especially in summer, and need to be shaded, but not too shaded, which will affect flowering and fruiting.

Pearl orange has strong cold resistance. The suitable temperature for growth is between 10℃ and 20℃. In winter, it can withstand low temperatures below -10℃, but the overwintering temperature should be kept at 5℃. above.

Watering and fertilizing

Pearl orange likes a slightly humid growing environment. The pot soil needs to be kept moist in summer and slightly dry in winter. Watering should be appropriate, and make sure not to water the leaves or fruits to avoid causing the plants to rot. Watering can be done by soaking or spraying. Fertilization should also be moderate, and fertilizer needs to be applied every 1-2 weeks during the growing period.

Notes

Propagation methods< /h3>

Pearl orange can be sown and propagated in February to March, or it can be divided and propagated in August.

Note on flowering

When pearl oranges bloom, they need to be artificially pollinated, so that pearl oranges can bear more fruits.

Pests and diseases

Pearl oranges are sometimes infected with gray mold, so you need to pay attention to controlling the humidity of the growing environment.

Breeding method

Precautions

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