Azaleas don't survive when planted. How can I plant azaleas to make them survive?

1. What are the reasons for the failure of planting?

1. It may be caused by unsuitable soil properties. Because it is a southern plant, it prefers slightly acidic soil to grow. However, some people in the north do not understand its growth habits, which results in the plants not surviving.

2. It may be caused by not changing the pot properly. Because the plants we usually buy are maintained in greenhouses and are flowers that grow out of season, people usually change the pots directly after buying them, which will cause the flowers to fail to adapt to the new environment and die.

3. It may also be caused by an inappropriate planting method. The soil of the cultivated plants is compacted hard, making the soil loose and less flexible. Once watering is improper, it will easily become waterlogged.

2. How to plant it to survive

1. Soil: It likes to grow on acidic soil with a pH value between 6 and 6.5, and during the maintenance period, drip a few drops of edible vinegar into the soil at regular intervals to adjust the soil properties.

2. Watering: Properly supply water needs. Water when the soil is dry and do not water if it is not dry. Remember not to let the water get in the way, just add enough water to cover the surface.

3. Fertilization: 7 days after the flowers bloom, it is advisable to apply some light fertilizer and water to avoid excessive density that may cause root damage.

4. Light: Except for the stimulating light in summer, it needs to be exposed to sufficient light at other times, so that the plant will bloom profusely.