Lotus is one of the top ten famous flowers in my country. It is known for its holy and elegant temperament. It has many varieties and different colors. Moreover, it has strong adaptability. It can not only be planted in ponds, but also be raised in large water tanks. It is very ornamental. So how do you fertilize lotus in a tank? Let’s learn more about it below. How to fertilize lotus in a tank? Usually when fertilizing lotus in a tank, the first step is to ensure sufficient application of base fertilizer. When choosing fertilizer , cake fertilizer, bone meal or high-quality organic fertilizer are all good choices. In addition, in terms of the frequency of fertilization, in spring and autumn, the lotus enters an active growth period, and topdressing should be applied in a timely manner. It is recommended to add fertilizer to the lotus once every 20 days to ensure its healthy growth. For plants that are not growing well, you can also apply an appropriate amount of nitrogen fertilizer to promote their leaves to grow lush and green. Summer is the flowering period of lotus, so the amount of fertilizer can be increased appropriately, with phosphorus and potassium fertilizers as the main ones, which can promote flowering. Fertilizer can be applied every 15 days or so. Winter is the dormant period of lotus. Fertilization should be stopped at this time to avoid excessive accumulation of fertilizer in the soil, which will lead to fertilizer damage and ensure that the lotus can safely survive the winter. How to care for lotus in a tank? 1. Water tank selection It is best to choose a water tank with a wide mouth and moderate depth so that it can be large enough to accommodate the growth of lotus roots. Be careful to ensure that the water tank has no cracks or leaks. 2. Prepare the soil and water Lotuses grown in tanks also need good soil and water quality to maintain healthy growth. Generally, it is sufficient to use soil rich in organic matter, which can provide sufficient nutrients to promote the growth of lotus. At the same time, the water quality must be kept clean to prevent pollutants from harming the lotus. It is recommended to use filtered tap water or treated rainwater to grow lotus. 3. Planting lotus Select healthy lotus seedlings or seeds and plant them in a water tank. Make sure the roots are completely buried in the soil and the buds are slightly above the water. 4. Provide enough light Lotus likes plenty of sunlight. The more sunlight it gets, the bigger and greener its leaves will be, and the more fragrant and elegant its flowers will be. Therefore, lotus flowers grown in tanks should be placed in a warm, sunny place. 5. Water level control During the growth of lotus , it is very important to maintain a moderate water level. Initially, the water level should be slightly above the bottom of the planting container, but not flooding the seedbed. As the lotus grows, gradually lower the water level so that the water surface is level with the base of the lotus leaves. 6. Proper pruning When the lotus leaves in the lotus pot grow too many, we need to trim them and bury the thin, withered leaves in the soil. This can not only facilitate ventilation and light transmission, but also reduce nutrient loss. In general, when fertilizing lotus in a tank, reasonable fertilization is the key to the healthy growth of the lotus. Generally, it is necessary to choose the appropriate type of fertilizer and fertilization method according to the growth stage and needs of the lotus. At the same time, do a good job of other maintenance management such as lighting and pruning, so that the lotus in the tank can grow well.
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