Cultivation methods and precautions of rose pomegranate

Soil selection

In some places, the soil temperature is very high in summer, and cement has been used for hardening. When planting in this kind of soil, a little straw should be used on it, and a lawn with better moisture retention and shade should be planted on it. After planting, it can not only reduce the temperature, but also better preserve the moisture in the soil, allowing the plants to grow better. Also, when planting, it is possible to add some basic nutrients so that they can grow better over a period of time.

Fertilization

In the first year of planting, fertilizer should be applied once a month from May to July, and continue to be applied when the leaves fall in autumn. Starting from the second year until the fruit grows better, you should also use some fertilizer regularly so that the fruit can grow better. When the growth is better, it is necessary to add foliar fertilizer in time. If you are applying foliar fertilizer, you can use decomposed manure water, which will help the plant grow well.

Preserve flowers and fruits

The proportion of plants of this type that degenerate after flowering is relatively high. If the fruit is not preserved in time, the number of fruits will definitely be relatively small. The key to fruit preservation lies in reasonable pruning. This can effectively regulate the number of flowers that bloom. When the flowers bloom, try to remove the flowers that are not growing well or are not fully grown. During the flowering period, flower lovers who have the conditions can also release bees artificially to assist in pollination.

Flower and fruit thinning

When the buds appear and you can basically distinguish the bell-shaped flowers, you must pick them off in time. It is best to pick the fruits once a week so that the quality of the fruits will be better. The fruits also need to be selected. When they start to expand, the diseased and deformed fruits should be removed, leaving only the round and disease-free ones.