How to grow potted Pyracantha

1. Matrix selection

For potted Pyracantha, it is crucial to choose a suitable growth medium. It is recommended that you use deep, loose, well-drained soil for cultivation, preferably rich in humus. The best soil to use is slightly acidic, which is conducive to the later growth of the plant.

2. Ensure lighting

It is suitable for growing in an environment with good enough light, so when growing it in a potted plant, you must ensure that it can see the sunlight. The plant must receive a certain amount of light every day, which is more conducive to its growth and fruiting.

3. Reasonable moisture

Pyracantha has a certain degree of drought resistance, so it does not need to be watered too frequently. Before watering it, you must first check the dryness of the soil, and do not water it if it is not dry. During the flowering period, the soil in the pot needs to be slightly moist and slightly dry, which will help it bear better fruit. If you encounter the flowering period, you must avoid being exposed to rain.

4. Proper pruning

Reasonable pruning is necessary during maintenance, otherwise the plant will grow very messy and may affect its fruiting. Therefore, branches with more flower buds should be cut off before flowering. Normally, overgrown branches, dense branches, and crossed branches should be pruned off.