Cultivation and management methods of potted bergamot

1. Cultivation and management methods

1. Repotting: Repotting this type of plant is a basic operation in the breeding process. You can change the potting soil for the plant once every one to two years in the spring. The soil to be replaced must be disinfected, and you can also add some fertilizer to the soil. This can provide sufficient nutrients for the plant's growth and allow the plant to grow faster.

2. Watering: In autumn and winter, because the water content in the air is relatively low, you can spray some water on the leaves every day, or you can spray some water around the plant pot, so as to increase the moisture in the air.

3. Fertilization: This type of plant particularly likes fertilizer. When fertilizing the plant before it blooms, you should choose fertilizer made from livestock manure, and you can fertilize it once a week; during the growth period of the plant, you can give the plant a low-concentration liquid fertilizer once every two weeks; in cold weather, add less fertilizer to the plant, otherwise it will affect the fruiting of the plant.

4. Prevent diseases and pests: This type of plant will easily develop yellow leaves, and the leaves are also easy to fall off. If you find that the plant has this symptom, you can give the plant some special solutions; this phenomenon may also be caused by root rot, so the plant needs to be repotted.

2. Precautions

In winter, plants kept indoors may lose their leaves because the room temperature is too high and the air circulation is poor. To prevent this phenomenon, you can prune them after the beginning of autumn, and the room temperature should be just right at 5-15℃.