Planting methods and precautions for longevity tree potted plants

The longevity tree is one of the most popular flowers. Not only does it bloom beautifully, it is also very easy to grow and its flowering period lasts for a long time. The longevity tree has a strong ability to adapt to the environment and is a particularly hardy flower. Many people have longevity trees at home, which have become lignified and have been fully developed into beautiful bonsai.

How to plant potted longevity trees

1. Fertilization to supplement nutrients

The longevity tree can only grow faster and bloom more if it has sufficient nutrients, so it is necessary to fertilize it regularly to promote the rapid growth of branches.

If you want it to bloom more, you should supplement it with potassium dihydrogen phosphate 1 to 2 times before the plant buds and blooms. This will encourage the Kalanchoe tree to differentiate a large number of flower buds, forming more flower buds, thereby increasing the amount of flowering.

2. Keep sufficient light

The Kalanchoe is a plant that loves sunlight very much. During its growth period, not only must sufficient nutrients be ensured, but light exposure is also very important for the growth and development of the Kalanchoe.

It can only grow more vigorously when there is sufficient sunlight. If it lacks light for a long time, it will affect its flowering, so it should be given sufficient light.

Precautions for caring for longevity trees

During the hot summer, proper shading should be provided and ventilation and cooling should be ensured. If the longevity tree does not receive sufficient sunlight for a long time, its branches and flowers will be affected, and when the leaves fall, it will affect the viewing experience, so be sure to ensure sufficient sunlight.