How to raise Longsha Gem

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: Lonza gemstone likes to take root, so soil is very important to it. Choose loose, breathable and fertile soil. To ensure nutrient supply, you can also mix in some basal fertilizer.

2. Light: Longsha gemstone likes plenty of light. The better the light, the better it will grow. It should be placed in a sunny location, preferably not in a semi-shaded location, let alone a completely dark location.

3. Watering: In winter, when the temperature is low, the Rosa Gem may go dormant, so do not water it too much at this time. In other seasons, if you observe that the soil is dry, you need to add water in time to meet its needs.

4. Fertilization: In addition to the base fertilizer in the soil, topdressing is also required regularly. No fertilizer is needed in winter.

2. Pruning

In late autumn, the leaves of the Rosa rugosa will slowly fall. In winter, it goes into dormancy. The branches are bare at this time, which is a good season for pruning. Prune away weak, diseased branches, leaving only strong and older branches. In addition, the top of the flower branch should be removed to promote the sprouting of side branches.

3. Change the pot regularly

Lonza gemstones grow very quickly and can reach very large sizes. If it is a potted plant, be sure to change the pot. Not only does the soil need to be changed, but more importantly, the flower pot needs to be changed. The flowerpots should be larger and deeper to provide enough space for its growth.