Cultivation methods, characteristics and maintenance of potted forsythia

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: Forsythia has very loose requirements on the soil, as long as it is not too sticky. However, if it can be loose and has good drainage properties, it will be better and more conducive to growth. It can also avoid water accumulation.

2. Light: It likes the sun and will grow better in an environment with sufficient light. During potted cultivation, whether it is placed outdoors or indoors, it must be ensured that it can get sunlight. Even in summer, there is no need for shading. The more light it gets, the better it will grow.

3. Watering: It has certain requirements for humidity. The soil in the pot should not be too dry and must be replenished with water in time. When you find that the soil in the pot is dry, water it thoroughly, but do not allow water to accumulate. During the rainy season, drainage should be carried out in time to avoid root rot.

4. Fertilization: It can grow normally even without fertilization during the management period. However, if compound fertilizer is applied every 20 days during the growth period, the overall growth will be more vigorous, with more flowers and more fruits.

2. Features

Forsythia is drought-resistant, cold-resistant, and has strong resistance to barrenness, making it easier to maintain. From the perspective of morphological characteristics, its characteristic is that it blooms before growing leaves, and it usually blooms in early spring. The flowers are yellow and leaves grow after flowering. In addition, it has high medicinal value and is widely used in clinical practice.