How to grow potted forsythia flowers, their characteristics and care

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1. Breeding methods

2. Characteristics

Potted Forsythia has very loose requirements for soil, as long as it is not particularly sticky, but loose soil with good drainage is more conducive to growth and easier to manage. It likes light, so whether it is placed indoors or outdoors, it must have enough light and get plenty of sun. Water more frequently to keep the soil moist and not too dry. If conditions permit, it is best to fertilize every 20 days during the growing season. If the nutrients are sufficient, more flowers will bloom and the growth will be more vigorous.

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil; Forsythia suspensa has very loose requirements for soil, as long as it is not particularly sticky. However, it would be better if it is soft and has good drainage properties, which is more conducive to growth. It can also avoid water accumulation.

2. Light: It likes the sun. They will grow better in a sufficient environment. During potted cultivation, whether they are placed outdoors or indoors, they must be exposed to the sun. Even in summer, there is no need to shade. The more light, the better the growth will be.

3. Watering: It has certain requirements on humidity. The pot soil should not be too dry and must be replenished in time. When you find that the pot soil is dry, water it thoroughly, but do not allow water to accumulate. Drainage should be done in time during the rainy season to avoid root rot.

4. Fertilization: Even if no fertilizer is applied during the management period, It can grow normally, but if compound fertilizer is applied every 20 days during the growth period, the overall growth will be more vigorous, with more flowers and more fruits.

2. Characteristics

Forsythia suspensa is drought-resistant, cold-resistant and barren-resistant, making maintenance easier. Judging from its morphological characteristics, it blooms first and then leaves. It usually blooms in early spring. The flower color is yellow, with leaves growing after the flowers. In addition, it has relatively high medicinal value and is often used clinically.

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