How to cultivate Pyrus betulaeformis? Cultivation techniques of Pyrus betulaeformis

Pyrus betulaeformis is a plant of the Rosaceae family. Its flowers are pure white. When it is made into a potted plant, it can be used to enjoy both flowers and fruits. It is particularly beautiful. Many people want to grow it at home, but they don't know how to grow it. In fact, the vitality of the Pyrus betulaeformis plant is very strong, and the cultivation method is not complicated. I will write down its cultivation methods and techniques in a while. Those of you who want to grow Pyrus betulaeformis can focus on it.

1. Growth habits of Pyrus betulaceae

If you want to grow Pyrus betulaceae, you must have a comprehensive understanding of its growth habits. It likes to live in a warm environment with plenty of sunlight. It has strong cold and drought resistance. It likes neutral soil or saline-alkali soil. When preparing the potting soil, you can make it slightly alkaline.

2. Water supply of Pyrus betulaceae

After being potted, Pear has a high demand for water. It should be watered in time to keep the soil moist. However, after the Pear begins to expand its leaves, it is necessary to control the water content and the growth of branches and leaves to prevent the leaves from becoming too large. In addition, it is also necessary to reduce the water supply after the Pear enters the flower bud and flowering period, which can effectively prolong its flowering period.

3. Fertilizer supply for Pyrus betula

Fertilizer supply is also the key to growing a plant like Pyrus betulaceae. It should be fertilized every ten days during its peak growth season. After the flower bud differentiation period around July, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied in time to promote flower bud differentiation and make the fruits larger. During this period, only nitrogen fertilizer must not be applied, otherwise it will affect the flowering period and fruiting.

4. Management of Pyrus dulcis

Daily management is also very important during the cultivation period of Pear, especially after entering May and June, when the climate is unpredictable. At this time, it is necessary to protect the fruit from wind and move it indoors to avoid strong winds that blow the fruit off. However, it should not be kept indoors for too long, the room temperature should not be too high, and it should be given sufficient light every day.