How to plant sea red beans

Temperature management of sea red beans

Sea red beans are native to subtropical and tropical regions. High temperature and high humidity environments are more suitable for their growth. They are not cold-resistant, so they have relatively high requirements for winter temperatures. They cannot safely survive the winter in areas where frost occurs, and they need to wrap the trunk with plastic film or straw to help keep them warm.

Lighting management of sea red beans

The sea red bean tree does not have strict requirements for light. It likes an environment with plenty of sunlight and can tolerate partial shade. For the sea red bean seedlings, be careful not to expose them to excessive sunlight, otherwise they will easily become dehydrated and wilt. Appropriate shade can be provided.

Water and fertilizer management of sea red beans

When planting sea beans in pots, you need to pay attention to the water management. Add organic fertilizer as base fertilizer when potting. During normal maintenance, you must also carry out proper water and fertilizer management to promote plant growth. Spring, summer and autumn are the peak growing seasons for sea red beans. Fertilization and watering should be carried out indirectly, with an interval of about 3 days. The interval should be shortened appropriately during sunny or hot weather, and longer on rainy or cold days. There should be no accumulation of water. Winter is the dormant period of sea red beans. During this period, the application of fertilizer should be reduced. One application of fertilizer and two applications of water can be used as a cycle for water and fertilizer management, with an interval of about one week.

Pruning and pruning of sea red beans

The sea red beans need to be pruned and trimmed in winter because the plants will enter a dormant or semi-dormant period in winter. During this period, the consumption of nutrients is relatively small, so the weak, dead and overly dense branches should be pruned away to allow new branches to grow next year.

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