Flowering management of winter coral

Fertilizer management during winter coral flowering period

Winter corals have a strong ability to adapt to the environment and do not require much fertilizer, but we can promote the growth and development of winter corals and make the winter coral plants strong by applying fertilizer properly. When the winter coral is about to enter the flowering period, it is the period of bud formation. At this time, we can apply some fertilizers to promote the amount of flowering. When the flowering period of the winter coral comes, we should stop fertilizing. We can resume fertilizing when the winter coral grows mung bean-sized fruits.

Water management during winter coral flowering period

Never water the winter coral too much at any time, because too much water may cause the roots of the winter coral to rot and the branches and leaves to wither and fall off. Compared with usual times, the amount of watering should be reduced during the flowering period of winter coral. Under normal circumstances, as long as the soil is kept moist, try not to water it. Because watering may wash away the pollen on the flowers of winter coral, or cause a large number of flowers to fall, the reduction of pollen and the large number of flowers falling will lead to a decrease in the amount of fruit during the fruiting period of winter coral, or even no fruiting. Also, when the winter coral grows mung bean-sized fruits, we can resume watering. We can increase the normal amount of watering slightly. At the same time, we can also spray water on the leaves of the winter coral appropriately. This can increase the humidity in the air, give the winter coral enough water, and clean the leaves, making them fresher and brighter.