Peach blossom pictures (introduction to morphological characteristics and maintenance methods)

1. Morphological characteristics

1. Leaves: The leaves of peach blossom are oval-lanceolate, up to 15 cm in length, and the shortest is 7 cm. It has coarse serrations on the edges but no hair.

2. Flowers: Usually bloom in March and April. The petals are white, red or pink, with five petals naturally present and up to 20 petals in cultivated ornamental varieties.

3. Fruit: The fruits are mostly round, but there are also oblate ones, and most of them have velvety surfaces. The flesh is mostly white or yellow, and a few are red. It has rich nutritional value.

2. Maintenance methods

1. Sunlight: For peach blossoms to grow healthily, they need sufficient sunlight. Insufficient light will cause the branches to be thin and weak, and they will tend to grow too long. You can place it in a sunny place and let it receive sunlight all day long.

2. Watering: Peach blossoms are relatively drought-resistant and very afraid of moisture. Be sure to water in moderation to avoid water accumulation and root rot. During the rainy season, pay attention to drainage. It is best to move it indoors before it rains to avoid being exposed to the rain.

3. Fertilization: When planting peach blossoms, some base fertilizer should be applied to promote the differentiation of flower buds. Top dressing should also be applied before flowering and fruiting to help extend the flowering period and improve fruit quality.