How to grow potted plum blossoms well

How to cultivate plum blossom in potted plants

1. Soil: Plum blossoms need to use suitable soil when potted. You can choose loose, fertile, and well-drained soil. This is not only conducive to the growth of the root system, but also can avoid water accumulation, which is extremely beneficial for growth.

2. Temperature: Plum blossoms usually bloom in winter. Although they are quite cold-resistant, they still require a lot of light, so they need to be placed in a place with sufficient light for maintenance, so that they will bloom more.

3. Fertilizer and water: If the potted plum blossoms are still in the growth stage, they need to be watered in time, especially in summer. The amount of watering needs to be increased appropriately. Top dressing should also be done before winter so that it will bloom more.

Precautions for plum blossom maintenance

1. When planting plum blossoms in pots, you need to pay attention to the need for regular pruning, otherwise it will cause nutrient loss. Therefore, when you find dead branches and fallen leaves, you need to cut them off in time, so that it can also provide a good ventilation environment.

2. Although potted plum blossoms are less susceptible to diseases and insect pests, they must be treated with drugs in a timely manner when they occur, otherwise it will affect its growth and cause poor growth.