Price of Begonia chinensis, pictures of Begonia chinensis

1. Price of Begonia

The prices of crabapples vary depending on their specifications. At present, the price of a 2 cm crabapple is about 5-10 yuan, 3 cm is about 12-20 yuan, 4 cm is about 30-60 yuan, 5 cm is about 70-100 yuan, 6 cm is about 120-150 yuan, 7 cm is about 300-350 yuan, 8 cm is about 400-600 yuan, 10 cm is about 800-1000 yuan, and 12 cm is about 2000-2800 yuan. The above prices are for reference only, and the specific prices should be purchased based on the actual quotation.

2. Basic introduction of Chinese crabapple

The crabapple tree belongs to the genus Malus of the Rosaceae family. It is a small deciduous tree and is mainly distributed in Hunan, Shanxi, Shandong, Yunnan and Gansu in my country. The crabapple tree is light-loving, cold-resistant, and not moisture-tolerant, making it suitable for planting in spring and autumn. Its flowers are different from those of ordinary crabapples. They are brightly colored and have a unique fragrance, making them considered the best among crabapples. It is also combined with magnolia, peony and osmanthus to form the meaning of "jade halloween and wealth".

3. Disease and pest control of Malus chinensis

When growing crabapples, you should pay attention to preventing and controlling pests such as beetles, leaf rollers and red spiders, as well as diseases such as rot and red star disease. Among them, rot is one of the common and moderately serious diseases of many types of crabapples, which can harm the trunk and branches. The disease usually occurs from April to May every year, with the peak period from May to June, and it will ease after July.

To prevent and control rot diseases, it is necessary to promptly remove diseased trees and burn diseased branches to reduce bacterial infection. You can also spray lime sulfur or brush some lime on the tree trunks in early spring. After the disease occurs, you can make a 0.5 cm deep cut on the lesion and then spray fungicide in the cut, which will help with treatment.

4. Photos of Begonia chinensis