1. LightingMagnolia is a positive plant, so it needs plenty of sunlight when it is maintained. If the tree receives less than 6 hours of sunlight a day, it will grow weak and bloom less. 2. WaterMagnolia’s requirement for water is that it can both store water and be afraid of water. Its leaves are relatively wide and the evaporation is large, so it must have sufficient water supply. At the same time, it has fleshy roots. If it is in a state of water accumulation for a long time, it will cause root rot. Therefore, water management must be done well to prevent both excessive drought and long-term water accumulation. 3. SoilMagnolia's soil requirements are loose, fertile and well-drained sandy loam. Slightly acidic and neutral soil is more conducive to growth, and slightly alkaline soil can also grow normally. 4. FertilizationMagnolia likes fertilizer. Adequate fertilizer will speed up its growth and bloom better. It is a relatively cold-resistant plant and it is normal for it to overwinter in the north. 5. Pests and diseasesMagnolia is easily harmed by scale insects and sooty mold during its growth process. During maintenance, you must always observe it and remove the insects in time if you find them. If you control the pests, the diseases will be easier to control. |
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