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The crabapple flower is beautiful and has a high ornamental value. It has many different varieties and the flower colors are varied. Many people usually want to grow crabapples at home, but they just don’t know how to grow them. Today I will write down the cultivation methods of crabapples in detail, and everyone will be able to easily grow crabapples after understanding them.

How to grow crabapple

Begonia can be grown in an environment with plenty of sunlight because it is a light-loving plant. If it is placed in an environment with insufficient sunlight, it will grow poorly. In addition, Begonia is cold-resistant and can grow very well even in severe winters. However, during the cultivation process, you must choose loose, fertile and alkaline soil for it.

How to grow crabapple

1. Planting

When planting crabapples, be sure to choose loose, fertile, slightly alkaline soil. Do not plant them too deep because the crabapple roots are particularly long. You must leave them suitable growth space when planting. The bottom of their roots must be at least twelve centimeters away from the bottom of the pot.

2. Temperature

When cultivating crabapples, you must pay attention to maintaining the ambient temperature. This plant does not require high temperatures when growing, but it is a plant with strong cold resistance. It can grow normally in an environment of minus 15 degrees in winter. However, when cultivating indoors, you must pay attention to ventilation and not let the temperature be too high, otherwise it will affect the normal growth of crabapples.

3. Timely pruning

When cultivating crabapples, timely pruning is also required. Necessary pruning should be performed between the autumn of each year and the spring of the following year. Weak branches, overgrown branches, and diseased and insect-infested branches should all be cut off in time. The branches should also be reasonably pruned according to the growth of the crabapple, which can make the plant shape fuller and promote the growth of more branches. In addition, diseased branches or dead branches should be cut off in time during the growth period of the crabapple to prevent them from affecting the normal growth of the crabapple.