Cultivation methods and precautions of kumquat

1. Breeding methods

1. Light: It likes sunlight. There must be enough sunlight during its cultivation. If there is not enough sunlight, it will grow branches and leaves crazily, and rarely grow flowers and fruits. Put it in a cool place in summer.

2. Watering: Although it likes a humid environment, it is afraid of waterlogging. Waterlogging will cause its roots to rot, so you must pay attention. During the growing season, just keep the moisture level moderate.

3. Fertilization: It likes fertilizer. Apply fertilizer every 7 days when it sprouts until flowers grow. Apply fermented fertilizer. Apply phosphorus fertilizer in summer to promote the growth of flower buds.

4. Humidity: Kumquat has certain requirements for air humidity. When the air is relatively dry in spring, you should spray some water around the plant to ensure that the air has a certain humidity.

2. Precautions

1. It is best to use loose soil with an acidic pH index.

2. Light has a great influence on its flowering and fruiting, so there must be sufficient sunlight.