How to grow crabapple

Placing a potted plant at home can not only make the whole home more beautiful, but also make the air fresher. Begonia is a kind of potted plant that everyone likes. Its flowers are not only beautiful and noble, but also fragrant. In addition, the leaves of Begonia are bright and evergreen all year round, which is very suitable for indoor planting. Let me introduce the cultivation method of Begonia to you.

How to grow crabapple

1. Temperature. Begonias are very cold-resistant and can grow well even at temperatures as low as -15 degrees Celsius, but protective measures must be taken if the temperature exceeds -30 degrees Celsius.

2. Sunlight. Begonia likes sunlight and is suitable for growing in a sunny environment, so it is not suitable for cultivation in a shady place.

3. Watering. Although the crabapple is very cold-resistant, it also needs water. When watering, be careful not to let water accumulate in the soil, because too much water will cause root rot and the leaves will turn yellow. Water less during the budding period and keep the potting soil slightly dry. Water once a day during the growing period. At the same time, spray water around the plant to increase the humidity of the air, which is conducive to the growth of the plant.

4. Pruning. After the leaves fall and before the spring buds appear, the crabapple should be pruned, that is, the dead branches, weak branches and branches with diseases and insects should be cut off. Pruning at the right time can also reduce the consumption of nutrients and ensure vigorous flowering.

5. Fertilization. Fertilizer should be applied according to the growth conditions, not too much, otherwise it will cause the leaves to grow too long. Applying an appropriate amount of phosphorus fertilizer and potassium fertilizer before flowering can improve the quality of the flowers.