Abstract: I have raised potted figs at home. Looking at the green leaves, I feel happy, but when I think of fertilizing, I feel a little troubled. Don't worry, I'll tell you in detail today how to fertilize potted figs to make your figs grow strong and sweet! Loose soil is the key, and the amount before fertilization is small...
I have potted figs at home. Looking at the green leaves, I feel happy, but when I think of fertilizing, I feel a little troubled. Don't worry, I'll tell you in detail today how to fertilize potted figs to make your figs grow strong and sweet! Loose soil is the key. Do you know
before fertilization? The roots of potted figs are very delicate. If the soil hardens, they will not be able to absorb it after fertilization! Therefore, before applying fertilizer, be sure to remember to loosen the soil. Gently stir with a small shovel to soften the soil so that the fig roots can better breathe and absorb nutrients. Dead leaves should be cleaned up so that nutrition is not wasted.
Before fertilizing, don't forget to clean up the withered leaves of figs. Although these leaves have withered, they still absorb some of the nutrients. Rather than letting them go to waste, it is better to clean them up early and concentrate the nutrients on healthy leaves and new shoots. The choice of fertilizers is very particular, and liquid organic fertilizers are better.
When it comes to fertilizers, there are various options on the market. For potted figs, liquid fertilizers are usually more popular than solid fertilizers. Liquid fertilizers are easy to use and easily absorbed by plants. If you like organic fertilizer, it's a better choice. It not only provides nutrients, but also improves soil structure. There are skills in fertilization. Watering must keep up with fertilization. Don't pour the fertilizer directly into the soil, but dilute it first and then evenly pour it on the soil surface. After fertilizing, remember to water the figs. This will help the fertilizer better penetrate into the soil and allow the roots to absorb it. Water diligently, and don't let the figs get thirsty. Figs are a person who likes to drink water, especially during the growing season. Water every day to keep the soil moist. But also pay attention to not watering too much, otherwise it may easily lead to root rot. Therefore, water in the right amount and keep the soil slightly moist. Fertilization is rhythmic and growth is regular. Fertilization of figs is regular. Generally speaking, spring is a good time to fertilize, when figs start to grow and need more nutrients. Summer and autumn are the fruiting periods. At this time, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be appropriately increased to promote fruit development. In winter, reduce fertilization and let the figs rest. There are skills in applying fertilizer. When avoiding fertilizer harm, you must be careful not to overdo it. Excessive fertilization can cause fertilizer damage, causing fig leaves to yellow or even wither. Therefore, when fertilizing, the amount should be followed in the instructions and not increased at will. Tips for fertilizing potted figs 1. Before fertilizing, loosen the soil to allow the roots to breathe.
2. Clean up dead leaves to avoid wasting nutrients.
3. Choose liquid organic fertilizer for easy absorption.
4. Water after fertilization to help fertilizer penetrate.
5. Watering should be appropriate to keep the soil slightly moist.
6. Fertilization is rhythmic and growth is regular.
7. Avoid excessive fertilization and prevent fertilizer damage.
With these tips, I believe that your potted figs will grow strong and sweet! Come and give it a try and make your figs a beautiful scenery at home!