Cultivation methods and precautions for potted crabapples

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: It is advisable to use loose, alkaline sandy soil for planting. You can also use river sand and other materials to prepare soil suitable for plant growth.

2. Temperature: The temperature between 18 and 20 degrees is more suitable for the normal development and growth of the plant. The temperature is too high in summer, so the plant should be moved to a cooler location.

3. Watering: It likes moisture and should be watered every five days or so. Water evaporates quickly in summer, so the amount of watering should be increased. Wait for the temperature to drop gradually and then slowly reduce the amount of watering.

4. Light: It likes sunlight. The light is relatively strong in summer, so appropriate shade should be provided. The light is relatively weak in winter, so appropriate supplementary light should be provided to the plant.

5. Fertilization: In autumn, after the leaves of the crabapple fall, you should apply a lot of fertilizer to replenish the nutrients consumed by the plant. Organic fertilizer should also be applied once in spring when the plants begin to sprout.

2. Precautions

It is best to repot the plant every two to three years, and proper ventilation should be ensured when growing the plant indoors.