How to grow crabapple

1. Maintain the environment

1. Soil: When growing crabapples, you should use loose, well-breathable soil, and avoid using heavy, sticky soil.

2. Water: It is suitable for growing in moist soil, so there should be sufficient water in the soil. When the soil becomes dry, you should water it in time, and spray water on the leaves of the plant from time to time, but there should not be excess water in the potting soil.

3. Light: The crabapple grows better in an environment with sufficient sunlight. The breeding environment should have appropriate light, but not strong light. Don't place it in a place that is too dark, as this will hinder its leaves from photosynthesizing.

4. Repotting: Repotting should be done once every spring, and rotten roots should be cut off during the process. In addition, the diseased and weak branches and crossing branches on the plant should also be pruned off to facilitate the growth of new branches.

2. Prevention and control of pests and diseases

The main diseases and pests that harm plants are rot, red star disease, beetles, aphids, leaf rollers, red spiders, etc. When it is found that it is invaded, the diseased branches and leaves should be cut off as soon as possible to reduce the infection rate. In addition, spray with corresponding pesticides.