How to cultivate bone spur plum? Cultivation methods and precautions of bone spur plum

The bone thorn plum is a beautiful plant with green leaves, various and bright flowers. It can be planted in garden scenic spots, or it can be made into pots and placed indoors to beautify the home for people to appreciate. But now many people don’t know how to grow the bone thorn plum. In fact, the cultivation method of the bone thorn plum is not complicated, but during the cultivation process, some places need special attention.

How to cultivate bone thorn plum

1. Prepare nutrient soil

When cultivating the bone thorn plum, be sure to provide it with suitable nutrient soil, because soil is the key to the normal growth of the bone thorn plum. This plant likes loose and fertile sandy soil. When preparing nutrient soil for it, you can mix sandy soil and leaf mold, and add an appropriate amount of base fertilizer after mixing.

2. Water appropriately

Some people often water the Prunus armeniaca when growing it. In fact, this is wrong because the leaves of this plant are fleshy and sweat-resistant and are afraid of waterlogging. Over-watering it at normal times can easily cause root rot. Only when the water evaporates quickly in the hot summer weather can the amount of watering be appropriately increased.

Precautions for cultivating bone spur plum

1. Pruning

When cultivating the spur plum, you must pay attention to pruning. Only in this way can it maintain a beautiful and elegant pig shape, and it can bloom more and more beautiful flowers during the cultivation process. When pruning the spur plum, you must pay special attention. It cannot be pruned after it enters the flowering period. When pruning, pay attention to the main branches not being too long and the side branches not being cut too short. In addition, after its flowering period ends, its remaining flowers must be cut off in time.

2. Change the pot in time

When growing the Artemisia selengensis, you should also pay attention to changing the pot in time. The roots of this plant grow very fast. After 1 to 2 years of cultivation, you should change the pot in time and replace it with new potting soil. When changing the pot, you should trim the injured, dry and withered main roots, and then plant it in the new potting soil. After planting, put it in a cool environment to slow down the growth. After 7 to 10 days, you can move it to a normal environment for cultivation.