How to fertilize June Snow

1. Don’t apply too much fertilizer

June snow prefers a poor and thin environment, so we cannot fertilize it too much. Don't think that applying more fertilizer can make it grow faster and better. In fact, this idea is completely wrong. If we fertilize June snow too much, it will just grow taller, and it will grow too tall, which will make the whole plant look particularly ugly. Therefore, you must be careful not to apply too much fertilizer. It is very important to control the amount of fertilizer.

2. Fertilization time

Fertilizing June Snow does not mean that you can do it at any time. We have to choose the right time to fertilize it, so that it can be effective. Generally, the time for fertilization is from April to May. This time is the best time for fertilization. We can use a little phosphorus and potassium fertilizers to water it properly, so that the June Snow can grow better, so choosing the time to fertilize is very important, everyone must remember it.

3. Fertilize in winter

Generally, many friends who love flowers will think that since it is so cold in winter, there is no need to apply fertilizer. In fact, it is not true. In winter, we can apply additional fertilizer to it. At this time, we can irrigate it with some thinner organic fertilizer, but only do it this time, and don’t apply it again after that. Too much of it will not be good, and will affect its growth and have the opposite effect.

4. Do not use concentrated fertilizer

When fertilizing June Snow, you must not use relatively concentrated fertilizers. This is the biggest taboo in fertilization. It itself prefers thinner fertilizers. If it is too concentrated, its roots will not be able to bear it, which will have the opposite effect. Excess nutrition may also lead to root death, so you must not apply too concentrated fertilizers.