How to plant flame euonymus

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When planting flame euonymus, you should choose a well-ventilated and sunny place. Flame euonymus likes light very much, but in the hot summer, you still need to provide appropriate shade to prevent it from being sunburned. In autumn, you should choose a sunny place to plant it, so that the leaves of the flame euonymus can change color as soon as possible, from the original green to red. In winter, the flame euonymus can be overwintered outdoors, but it must be placed in a sunny place.

Watering

When planting flame euonymus, the soil should be kept slightly moist. Observe the soil. If the soil is completely dry, water it once. In spring and summer, which is the growing season of the flame euonymus, you should pay more attention to the changes in the soil and increase the frequency of watering to ensure the growth of the flame euonymus during the growing season. After the leaves turn red in autumn, you can reduce watering and keep the soil slightly dry; in winter, the flame euonymus enters a dormant period and only needs to be watered once a week.

Fertilization

During its growing season, the flame euonymus only needs to be fertilized once a week, and fertilization can be stopped in autumn.

Precautions

The soil for planting flame euonymus needs to be loosened and repotted once every three years. When loosening the soil and repotting, fertilizer can be directly mixed into the soil. The flame euonymus loves to attract pests such as the boxworm and the boxworm. The only characteristic of these pests is that they eat its leaves. Pesticides can be used to prevent pests.