How to grow the branched apricot

How to grow the branched apricot

illumination

The branched apricot likes warm sunlight, but cannot be exposed to the sun, so in summer, you must pay attention to shade and ventilate the seedlings. When the weather is very hot, you can spray some water around to keep the air moist. You can put a water tray at the bottom of the flowerpot to keep the bottom of the pot moist. In the cold winter, the branches of the apricot tree should also enjoy sufficient light. The branches of the apricot tree should be moved to a corner where it can see the sun. At the same time, attention should be paid to keeping the soil in the pot moist.

Fertilization

Fertilize the truncatula seeds one to two months after germination. During the fertilization process, you should pay attention to diluting the purchased fertilizer as much as possible, and choose to fertilize by immersion irrigation. It is also okay not to fertilize first. After the seedlings of limb apricot grow out, they should be promptly transplanted into pots in order to allow them to absorb enough nutrients for growth. Also, please note that you should not water the seedlings immediately after dividing the pots, but wait a week before watering them.

soil

The soil used for sowing the branched apricot should be loose and breathable, and it requires soil with good water retention effect during maintenance. It is best to use mixed soil. The mixed soil can be composed of nutrient soil, coal ash, sand, wood ash, and perlite in a ratio of 4:4:2:1:1. In addition, nutrient soil, vermiculite, and perlite can be mixed in a ratio of 4:6:1.