Cultivation methods and precautions of potted jasmine, how to propagate

1. Breeding methods

1. Acidic soil: Potted forsythia needs to be provided with suitable soil before maintenance. It is suitable for growing in an acidic environment. The soil must be loose and fertile, and well-drained. Such soil can provide the plant with a suitable growth environment and maintain its later growth needs.

2. Reasonable light exposure: Forsythia is suitable for growing in a semi-shady environment. It should be exposed to light reasonably and kept in a bright place, which will help the growth of Forsythia. Be sure to avoid strong light and provide appropriate shading when the light is very strong.

3. Proper watering: It likes to grow in a humid environment and needs to be kept moist during the growing period. In the summer when the evaporation rate is faster, more watering is needed. Wait until autumn when the temperature drops and you can reduce watering.

4. Correct fertilization: Add a few pieces of hoof slices as base fertilizer when planting in pots, and then apply a small amount of organic fertilizer during growth to supplement the nutrients needed for growth.

2. Precautions

When caring for potted forsythia, in addition to paying attention to normal maintenance, it also requires reasonable pruning and can also prevent diseases and pests.

3. How to reproduce

The commonly used propagation method for Forsythia is cuttings. Semi-lignified branches can be selected as cuttings for cuttings. In addition, it can also be propagated by layering and division.