Honeysuckle potted cultivation methods and precautions

1. Breeding methods

1. Water and fertilizer: Because it is maintained in a flowerpot, the nutrients and water absorbed are limited, and need to be replenished in time to meet the needs of growth. Pay attention to applying water during the growing period, but the amount of water should not be too much, otherwise waterlogging will easily occur. Fertilization should be determined based on growth, and the ratio of various elements should be reasonable.

2. Light: It is a long-day crop and needs to be placed in a sunny place. This can promote the vigorous growth of branches, increase the number of flowers, and prolong the flowering period. If it stays in an environment without light for a long time, it will have a negative impact on its growth.

3. Pruning: When buds begin to sprout in early spring, remove them and pinch the tops appropriately to control the growth height. Because potted plants emphasize beauty, they must be pruned in a timely manner according to the needs of the shape to create a bonsai with clear layers and even distribution.

2. Precautions

After one to two years of cultivation, you should change the flowerpot and prune the roots to increase the root absorption capacity. Replace the potting soil with new one. Note that the new potting soil must be sterilized at high temperature before use. Repotting can provide nutrients to promote plant growth and inhibit excessive growth.