Cultivation method of longevity crown crabapple

The longevity crown crabapple is a variety of crabapple, suitable for potted plants. It has bright red flowers, blooms very early, and is a dwarf multi-branched type. It can be made into potted plants as well as cut flowers. So how should this beautiful longevity crown crabapple be cultivated? I will write down its cultivation method in a while, and friends who need it can focus on it.

Cultivation method of longevity crown crabapple

1. Potting soil for the longevity crown crabapple

When cultivating the Longevity Crown Begonia, the first thing to do is to prepare suitable potting soil. This plant is suitable for a mixture of river sand, leaf mold, and snake wood chips as potting soil. In addition, the Longevity Crown Begonia is afraid of heat, so after entering summer, it should be placed in a cool environment and provided with necessary shade.

2. Water supply of the longevity crown crabapple flower

The supply of water is also very important when growing the Longevity Crown Begonia. It likes a humid environment and should be watered in time when it is in the peak growth season. It can be watered in time after the soil in the pot becomes dry, but be sure to pay attention to not allowing water to accumulate, otherwise its roots will rot. In addition, when watering, do not water from the leaves and stems, but should water along the edge of the pot, otherwise the stems and leaves will also rot due to water accumulation.

3. Prevention and control of diseases of the longevity crown crabapple

The longevity crown crabapple is also prone to diseases during the cultivation process, especially root rot and stem rot are very common. After these diseases occur, watering should be reduced in time, and carbendazim should be sprayed for treatment. After continuous use for a period of time, the symptoms of the disease will be significantly improved.