Do you know everything about flowers in March?

Flower affair

Prune potted forsythia, plum blossom and kumquat. Forsythia and plum blossoms bloom before leaves, so pruning should be done after flowering. In addition to cutting off dead branches, diseased and insect-infested branches, too weak branches, and too dense branches, annual branches should be pruned intensively, leaving only 2-3 nodes, which can promote the sprouting of new branches to be thick and bloom profusely. Kumquat needs to be heavily pruned before it sprouts in spring. Usually, the thick annual branches are pruned back to leave 4-5 buds, and the branches with normal growth are pruned back to leave 2-3 buds. This can promote the growth of more thick spring shoots, which is conducive to flowering.

Flower affair 2

Since the weather is sometimes warm and sometimes cold, we must continue to take precautions against the cold when a cold wave hits. When the temperature rises, doors and windows should be opened during the day to enhance ventilation, so that the flowers can grow strong and healthy, and avoid some flowers sprouting prematurely and affecting their future growth and flowering.

Flower affair three

Do a good job in repotting bonsai of flowers such as azalea, forsythia, plum blossom, camellia, and daphne as well as evergreen broad-leaved tree stumps.

Flower affair 4

The best time to plant roses in pots is in early spring in March, and it is best to choose strong 2-3 year old seedlings.

Flower 5

For flowers such as Euphorbia pulcherrima, Clivia and Kumquat, in addition to pruning and removing yellow leaves, nitrogen and phosphorus combined fertilizers should be applied. With the exception of Clivia, the fertilizer can be slightly more concentrated to encourage growth, budding and flowering in April.

Flower affair six

Make preparations for moving cold-sensitive flowers out of the house. When the temperature rises, open the windows for about 10 days to allow them to gradually adapt to the outdoor environment. After Qingming Festival in April, gradually move them outdoors for maintenance.