How to make and use crabapple fertilizer

Suitable fertilizer for Begonia

Generally speaking, it is best to use compound flower fertilizer for crabapples. This kind of flower fertilizer contains a large amount of organic matter, which can make the leaf color of crabapples darker, more ornamental, and prolong its flowering period. Or you can also apply farmyard manure, such as cake fertilizer water, bean cake and human and poultry manure, which are all conducive to the vigorous growth of the plant.

How to make Begonia fertilizer

Used coffee grounds can be used as fertilizer, as they contain a lot of nitrogen. You can also use expired yogurt, which can be fermented and diluted with 20 times the amount of water before use. It is also a fertilizer that contains a lot of nitrogen.

How to use Begonia fertilizer

It is relatively simple to apply base fertilizer to crabapple. It does not need to be diluted. Just mix it into the soil and stir it evenly. Then, liquid fertilizer needs to be applied to the plant during its growth period. This fertilizer needs to be diluted first and the concentration cannot be too high, otherwise it will cause fertilizer damage and affect the health of the plant. After dilution, it can be sprinkled directly on the soil surface.

Too much fertilizer for crabapple

If too much fertilizer is used on the crabapple flower and the leaves fall off, you need to stop fertilizing in time. You can add some water to dilute it.

Things to note when fertilizing Begonia

1. After fertilizing the crabapple plant, water it in time and make sure it is watered thoroughly. This will allow the fertilizer in the soil to be fully absorbed by the plant and will not cause fertilizer damage.

2. When fertilizing the crabapple, you need to be careful not to get the fertilizer on the leaves of the plant, otherwise it will cause the leaves to rot and fall off. If you accidentally water the leaves, clean them in time.