What are the cultivation methods and precautions for four-season azalea

Introduction of Four Seasons Azalea

Rhododendron azalea, also known as Belgian azalea, is a variant of rhododendron. It belongs to the Ericaceae family and is a small evergreen tree.

Rhododendron azalea blooms all year round and prefers a cool and humid environment. It can be planted in a semi-shaded environment at ordinary times, so that its growth rate will be faster.

Cultivation method of four seasons azalea

1. Moisture

When watering the four-season azalea, it must be done in moderation. Generally, rainwater or snow water is used for watering. When watering, the water temperature and soil temperature need to be kept close. If the temperature difference is large, it will affect the growth.

2. Diseases and pests

When caring for four-season azaleas, diseases and pests may occur, such as armyworms. When they occur, they need to be treated with drugs in a timely manner. In normal times, there should also be a good ventilation environment to reduce the occurrence of diseases and pests.

3. Fertilizer

Four-season azalea needs to be fertilized in time during maintenance, because it consumes more nutrients when flowering. Fertilizer should also be applied in time after flowering to replenish the consumed nutrients.

4. Lighting

Four-season azalea needs sufficient sunlight when being maintained, which is more conducive to its flowering, but it needs to avoid strong light in summer.

Precautions for growing four-season azalea

When caring for the four-season azalea, you need to pay attention to the fact that its root system is relatively thin, so you should avoid the soil being too dry or too wet. When planting, clay pots are generally used because they are more breathable and good for growth.