How to grow crabapple

1. Lighting

Most crabapples prefer sunlight. When growing them, try to place them in a sunny place. If there is insufficient light, they will grow too tall, the leaves will become lighter, and in severe cases, yellow leaves will appear. In summer, we should also pay attention to proper shade and avoid high temperature and exposure.

2. Temperature

A temperature of around 20℃ is most suitable for its growth. It is relatively resistant to high temperatures. In summer, the maximum temperature cannot exceed 35℃. In winter, flower lovers in the north are better off keeping it indoors, because it may suffer frost damage in an environment below 5℃. If you want it to bloom normally in winter, it is best to adjust the indoor temperature to around 15℃.

3. Pruning

After it sheds its leaves, it needs to be pruned, and it is best to complete it before it sprouts in the spring, because this stage is conducive to pruning and removing its old, weak, and diseased branches to prepare for next year's growth. When pruning, try to cut off the branches that grow too long so that it can bloom more vigorously.