Jimu, also known as Ji flower and Jiye Mei, is a potted plant with great ornamental value. Its leaves are evergreen, flowers are colorful, and leaves are unique, making it highly loved by potted plant enthusiasts. This article will introduce you to the maintenance skills and appreciation methods of potted Jimu, helping you easily care for beautiful Jimu potted plants.
The selection and placement of potted Jimu1. Selection
When selecting potted Jimu, you should choose a plant with a full shape, lush branches and leaves, and no diseases or pests. You should also pay attention to the following aspects:
(1) Leaves: The leaves should be bright in color, without spots or yellowing.
(2) Branches: The branches should be thick and sturdy, evenly distributed, without breaks or twists.
(3) Roots: The roots should be developed, without rot or decay.
2. Placement
When placing potted Jimu, the following points should be noted:
(1) Sunlight: Jimu loves sunlight and should be placed in a well-lit area, avoiding long periods of darkness.
(2) Ventilation: Maintaining good ventilation is beneficial for the growth of the plant.
(3) Distance: Keep a certain distance from other plants to avoid mutual obstruction.
The maintenance skills of potted Jimu1. Watering
Potted Jimu should follow the principle of "watering when dry and moist", keeping the soil moist but not overly wet. In the hot summer season, you can increase the frequency of watering; in the cold winter season, you should reduce the watering frequency.
2. Fertilization
During the growth period of potted Jimu, fertilize with a compound fertilizer every 15 days and water promptly after fertilizing. In winter, reduce the frequency of fertilization to avoid affecting the growth of the plant.
3. Pruning
During the growth of potted Jimu, it is necessary to prune withered leaves and weak branches in time to maintain a beautiful shape. Every spring, when repotting, you can cut heavily to promote new growth of the plant.
4. Disease and pest control
Common diseases and pests of potted Jimu include leaf spot disease and aphids. When diseases or pests are found, timely measures should be taken, such as spraying pesticides or pruning weak branches.
The appreciation methods of potted Jimu1. Ornamental value
Potted Jimu has very high ornamental value. Its leaves are evergreen, flowers are colorful, and leaves are unique, making it highly ornamental.
2. Artistic value
Potted Jimu has high artistic value in terms of shaping and placement. Unique artistic styles can be displayed through pruning and placement.
3. Cultural value
Jimu has the meaning of auspiciousness and longevity in traditional Chinese culture and is a common potted plant in homes and offices.
Potted Jimu is a plant with great ornamental value. With proper maintenance and appreciation, your Jimu potted plant can exude unique charm. I hope this article is helpful to you in caring for your potted Jimu.