How to care for orange trees

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: Orange trees need loose, humus-rich sandy loam to grow.

2. Light: Place it in a well-lit place. Appropriate amount of light can better promote its growth. You can open windows for ventilation appropriately. Especially during the growing season, you must ensure sufficient sunlight. However, when the sunlight is strong in summer, you must take appropriate shading measures. You can put it indoors in winter, but it should also be placed in a well-lit place.

3. Watering: It is very important to water the orange tree. Do not water too much. You can change the amount of water according to the moisture of the soil. You can water it once a day in spring and autumn, and once every 3-4 days in winter to avoid excessive watering and water accumulation. As long as the soil is moist, it will be fine.

2. Breeding Methods

1. Seeding propagation: First prepare the seeds, then prepare the potting soil, and after sowing it, you can slowly maintain it.

2. Grafting propagation: Cut off the long and strong branches, graft them, and then you can grow excellent varieties.

3. Propagation by cuttings: You can use suitable branches and insert them into suitable potting soil. You can add some antibiotics appropriately, and then it will grow.

3. Common Pests

Orange trees are usually harmed by pests such as scale insects and aphids. Once discovered, they must be sprayed with pesticides in time. Scale insects can be sprayed with Lorsban, and aphids can be sprayed with Antiaphid. Usually, proper ventilation should be provided to reduce the growth of bacteria.