Planting methods and precautions of red holly

The red holly is a beautiful ornamental plant. It is an evergreen tree that can bear red fruits. Its fruits stay on the tree for a long time, generally from October of the current year to April or May of the following year. Clusters of red fruits hang on the branches, just like beautiful girls. The ornamental value is particularly high. So how should the red holly be planted? What are the problems that need to be paid attention to when cultivating the red holly? The following editor will talk about these problems specifically.

[Warning] Holly berries are poisonous, please do not eat them

Planting method

Red holly can be planted by sowing or cuttings. When choosing to sow, it should be sown in spring every year. Germination should be carried out before sowing, and it germinates slowly. Most seeds need a month of cultivation before they can grow seedlings. It is relatively simple to plant red holly by cuttings. You can choose its hard or semi-mature branches, insert them directly into the soil during the rainy season, and transplant them directly in February of the following year. Red holly likes to live in a warm and sunny environment, has low requirements for soil, and has a particularly strong vitality.

Precautions

1. Pay attention to temperature regulation when cultivating red holly

Red holly is a green plant that likes a warm environment. When grown outdoors, it is mostly planted in warm areas in the south. When it is made into a potted plant and grown at home, you need to pay attention to temperature regulation. It cannot be placed in a high temperature above 35 degrees in summer, and it cannot be placed in a cold environment below five degrees in winter, otherwise it will die.

2. Pay attention to fertilizer and water management when growing red holly

If you want to grow red fruit holly well, fertilizer and water management are also particularly important. For red fruit holly planted outdoors, water it once a month and fertilize it once every two months. After the red fruit holly is made into potted plants, you need to increase the frequency of watering and fertilizing. Under normal circumstances, water it once a week and fertilize it once a month. However, after entering the state-owned enterprise, you need to adjust the amount of fertilizer supply and increase the supply of phosphorus fertilizer. Only in this way can the leaves be bright and the fruiting rate be high, so that the red fruit holly you grow can be exceptionally beautiful.