How to grow crabapple in autumn

1. Breeding conditions

1. Soil: It prefers a slightly acidic matrix that is nutritious and well-permeable.

2. Light: The plant needs sufficient sunlight to grow. It is recommended to grow it on a balcony or courtyard with sufficient sunlight. If there is not enough sunlight, it may cause many adverse reactions.

3. Watering: Water as appropriate. It is not very drought-resistant so the growing environment must maintain a certain degree of humidity, but water cannot accumulate. If water accumulates, it may cause root rot or leaf discoloration.

4. Fertilization: In autumn, there will be a period of time when the leaves fall a lot. At this time, a large amount of fertilizer is needed to ensure that its nutrients are not lost, and fertilizer should also be applied in time when the buds are forming in spring.

2. Breeding Methods

1. Cuttings: Usually carried out in spring from April to May, cut small plants from the roots of the plants, put them in a cool place to dry, and then dip them in a small amount of wood ash and plant them in plain sand.

2. Division: It is usually carried out in March and April. Sow it in a flowerpot, water it and place it in a shady place to keep it moist. Under the condition of 25℃-30℃, it will germinate in about 25 days.

3. Notes

The growing environment of crabapple must be very breathable, so it should be placed on a balcony or outdoors for maintenance. In early spring, you should also pay attention to pruning branches and leaves and pinching more often to promote better development.