How to fertilize the lucky tree? What fertilizer should be used for fertilizing the lucky tree?

1. Fertilization time

The best time to fertilize the lucky tree is in spring and autumn. The climate is relatively mild in these two seasons, the plant grows faster, and the demand for fertilizer is also greater. The plants enter a dormant state in summer and winter. If fertilizer is applied, the fertilizer will tend to accumulate, which will damage the roots in the long run, so fertilizer is usually not applied in summer and winter.

2. Fertilizer selection

The lucky tree has a relatively high demand for nitrogen and potassium. If you don't want it to bloom, you can apply less phosphorus fertilizer and more nitrogen fertilizer. Usually, well-rotted organic fertilizer and compound fertilizer should be applied when planting. During the growth period of the plant, quick-acting liquid fertilizer should be added, such as cake fertilizer water. In addition, urea and potassium dihydrogen phosphate can also be applied to promote the growth of strong plant stems.

3. Fertilization method

Different fertilizers have different uses. Basal fertilizer is usually buried at the bottom of the pot when planting or potting, so that it can continuously provide nutrients to the plant. Some granular fertilizers can be buried directly in the soil, but they should usually be placed away from the roots to avoid damaging them. Liquid fertilizer can be directly applied to the roots, but if it is foliar fertilizer, it needs to be sprayed on the leaves.

IV. Precautions

When fertilizing the lucky tree, you must pay attention to the dosage. If you apply too much fertilizer or the fertilizer is not sufficiently diluted, it can easily cause fertilizer damage and burn the roots of the plant. At this time, you need to take the plant out of the pot in time, cut off the rotten roots with scissors, and spray carbendazim to prevent wound infection. Once it's dry, you can replant it.