How to grow red plum blossoms

1. Maintenance conditions

1. Soil: When choosing potting soil, you generally only need to consider whether it has good air permeability. Try to choose a substrate and flower pot with good air permeability.

2. Temperature: Red plum likes warmth and can be grown in an environment of about 20 degrees. The temperature should not be too high. If it is a potted plant, it is best kept indoors in winter.

3. Light: The plant prefers light, so it needs to be provided with good light during the growth period. However, too much light is not good for it, so it should be avoided.

4. Watering: It is afraid of waterlogging, so do not add too much water. Generally speaking, the soil only needs to be slightly moist, and water must not accumulate.

5. Fertilization: Fertilization is required regularly during the growth period of red plum, with the best interval being about every half a month, but care must be taken to control the concentration.

2. Pest and disease control

For red plum blossoms, diseases and pests occur from time to time, and timely countermeasures must be taken. "Powdery mildew" and other diseases are prone to occur in a high temperature environment. They can be controlled with carbendazim and the infected parts should be cleaned up. The pests are mainly "aphids" and the like. Once discovered, they can be removed manually or sprayed with pesticides.