Potted honeysuckle planting technology

When honeysuckle is used as a traditional Chinese medicine, it is planted in large areas in the field. In fact, this plant has many uses and plays an important role in the gardening industry. It can be used as a three-dimensional greening plant such as hedges, flower corridors and flower stands in garden scenic areas. The most important point is that honeysuckle can be made into potted plants for people to appreciate. It is a special flower that is particularly suitable for display at home. The following is a detailed introduction to the planting technology of potted honeysuckle. Friends who like honeysuckle can go and learn it.

Potted honeysuckle planting technology

1. Control the vines of potted honeysuckle

When planting honeysuckle in a flowerpot, you should pay attention to controlling the growth of its vines. First, you need to control the tree shape and increase its flowering volume. Second, it can promote the aging of the stems and vines. It can significantly improve its ornamental value. There are many ways to control the growth of vines, such as reducing watering and applying less nitrogen fertilizer, which are all good choices.

2. Change the pot in time

Potted honeysuckle needs to be repotted frequently. The ideal time to repot is once every one to two years. If it is a large honeysuckle bonsai, it can be replaced once every three to four years. If the pot is not changed in time, the absorption capacity of the honeysuckle roots will be reduced, which will accelerate the aging of the plant and cause the honeysuckle to grow slowly.

3. Ensure sunlight

Potted honeysuckle is a special plant that has high requirements for light. When you grow it at home, you should always place it in a sunny environment. If it is placed in a poorly lit and damp environment, it will have many adverse symptoms such as thin branches, leaf shedding, and less flowering. In addition, when the potted honeysuckle sprouts grow to about five centimeters, you should spray paclobutrazol in time to prevent it from growing wildly.