How to grow medlar

1. Soil

Loose and fertile soil should be used for growing Medinia. Soil that is too sticky and not breathable will affect the normal growth of its roots.

2. Watering

Water the plant in time during normal maintenance. After the flower buds emerge, increase the amount of watering and strengthen ventilation. It will enter a dormant state in winter, so the amount of watering should be controlled at this time. In addition, you can stop watering on cloudy or rainy days.

3. Temperature

It should be given a growing environment of around 21°C during the day, and the night temperature should be kept at around 19°C. When the temperature is too low in winter, adjust the temperature in time and keep it below 16℃.

4. Lighting

The medlar should be given sufficient light in spring, autumn and winter, and appropriate shade in summer. If you grow it indoors, it is best to place it in a bright, sunny place. Move it outdoors regularly for a period of time.