What to do if pearl bush leaves fall off

1. Soil

This plant is not very demanding in terms of soil, but when cultivating it, it will grow better and bloom more abundantly if you choose deep and fertile sandy loam.

2. Fertilization

Similarly, its requirements for fertilization are not high. It is recommended that you apply sufficient base fertilizer to it when it is first planted, which can simply meet its own growth requirements. What everyone should pay attention to is that after that, generally no topdressing will be applied. The purpose is to combine it with winter management in the future, and apply base fertilizer once every 1 to 2 years.

3. Watering

In the spring season, it is necessary to water it in time when the weather is dry. In the summer and autumn when it is dry, it must be watered thoroughly to keep the soil of the plant from drying out. It also needs to be watered with antifreeze water once before winter.

4. Prune dead branches

In addition to the above points, everyone should also pay attention to promptly pruning off the remaining flower branches, diseased and insect-infested branches, and old and weak branches after it blooms. The purpose is to keep its plant shape neat, thereby avoiding its nutrients being consumed by those dead branches, and further promoting its healthy growth and lush flowers and leaves.

Tips

The pearl bush plant is widely distributed and can be found in the northern regions of China. They mainly live on hillsides, and some live in sparse woods, which is different from other areas. Because the altitude there is 250-1500 meters. This plant, like other plants, blooms in summer. Its buds are very white and bright like pearls, and the shape of the flowers resembles plum blossoms. Its flowering period is very long. As far as I know, in the garden it can be planted in the corners of the lawn, in front of the window, behind the house or in the shade of the courtyard, and the effect is excellent.