Cultivation methods and precautions of plum blossoms

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: It does not have very high requirements for soil, has strong adaptability, and is resistant to barrenness, so as long as the soil is well drained, we can use a mixture of rotten leaves, sandy soil, and compost.

2. Water: Plum blossoms do not need a lot of water. When watering, check whether the soil is dry or not. If it is dry, water it. If not, do not water it. During the rainy season, you must control the amount of water. Pour out the excess water in time and do not let it remain in the pot to avoid root rot.

3. Light: It does not require much light and is more light-loving. It is suitable for growing in abundant sunlight. If it is kept in a place without light for a long time, it will grow thin and have fewer flowers.

4. Temperature: It likes a warm environment, the best temperature is between 16-23℃. It is very cold-resistant, and some varieties can withstand the cold of -25℃.

2. Precautions

1. Change the potting soil regularly, generally once a year, and the interval should not be too long.

2. After 20 days of blooming, you should trim the branches, leaves and dead flowers to reduce the loss of nutrients.