How to grow crabapple flowers

1. Breeding conditions

1. Soil: Begonia likes relatively thick and well-breathable soil. For home cultivation, you can mix leaf mold and river sand in a ratio of 7:3, and then add a small amount of base fertilizer as culture soil. You can also mix leaf mold, peat soil, and river sand in a ratio of 4:3:3 as culture soil.

2. Light: It is not shade-tolerant and needs plenty of sunlight to grow healthily. Therefore, it is necessary to place it in a place with sufficient light at ordinary times. However, when the light is very strong in midsummer, certain shading measures need to be taken.

3. Water: It likes moisture and dislikes dryness. When cultivating, it needs to be watered in time and the soil must not be allowed to dry out. Especially in summer, when the weather is hot, the moisture in the soil is easy to evaporate. You need to observe the condition of the soil more and water it in time.

4. Fertilization: During the growing season in spring, it is necessary to add some organic fertilizer to ensure that it has sufficient nutrition. When it sheds its leaves in autumn, it is also necessary to add some organic fertilizer to help it supplement its nutrients.

2. Breeding Methods

There are many ways to propagate crabapples, the main ones being sowing, division and grafting. Among them, the sowing method is mostly used for seedling cultivation and is not commonly used in home breeding. When it is raised at home, grafting is mainly used to propagate it.