Abstract: Potted pomegranate has become the choice of more and more people because it can not only beautify the home environment, but also bring people the joy of a bumper harvest. But if potted pomegranates want to grow well, they need to master some maintenance skills. Let's introduce it in detail below. Choose the right pot of soil...
Potted pomegranate has become the choice of more and more people because it can not only beautify the home environment, but also bring joy to people. But if potted pomegranates want to grow well, they need to master some maintenance skills. Let's introduce it in detail below.
Choose the right pot soil The root system of potted pomegranate grows in the soil, so it is very important to choose the right pot soil. Generally speaking, we can choose mixed soil that contains organic matter and has good air permeability, such as legular soil, river sand, etc., and adjust it according to the growth of pomegranate.
Control the amount of watering Potted pomegranates do not like wet water, so the amount of watering should be properly controlled. If you water too much, it may easily lead to root rot. However, the pomegranate should not be allowed to stay in a drought state for a long time. It should be watered in time when the soil surface is slightly dry.
Regular fertilization Potted pomegranate requires continuous absorption of nutrients to maintain healthy growth, so regular fertilization is very important. We can choose organic fertilizer or chemical fertilizer to fertilize, and it is generally appropriate to apply it once a month.
Pay attention to the light Potted pomegranate requires sufficient light to grow normally, so the place should be placed in a sunny place. However, during high temperatures in summer, direct exposure should be avoided.
Pay attention to temperature Potted pomegranate is sensitive to temperature and cannot grow in cold environments. So in winter, we should keep it indoors and keep the room temperature above 5 ° C.
Trim branches Potted pomegranate branches should be kept loose, and prune withered leaves and branches in time. This facilitates air circulation and nutrient distribution.
To prevent and control pests and diseases, potted pomegranate is vulnerable to pests such as aphids and red spiders, so it is necessary to inspect regularly and take timely control measures. At the same time, attention should also be paid to prevent the invasion of bacteria.
Pay attention to the size of the potted plant. The root system of potted pomegranate will continue to grow, so we also need to regularly replace larger potted plants to meet their growth needs.
There are many types of high-quality seedlings and potted pomegranate pomegranates. We should choose healthy and vibrant seedlings to plant them so as to ensure their good growth.
Tree shape Potted pomegranate can be shaped in a tree shape by pruning branches. We can choose to make it into a small bonsai or form a tall and straight tree.
Remove weeds around potted pomegranate, no other weeds and weeds should grow. This will help maintain soil fertility and reduce the breeding of pests.
Be careful to avoid moving potted pomegranate. Movement will affect its root growth, so we should try to avoid frequent movements.
Pay attention to details In the maintenance process of potted pomegranate, we should pay attention to details, such as watering water frequently and removing pests and diseases in a timely manner, so that it can thrive.
Timely repair of dead leaves The leaves of potted pomegranate will continue to age and fall off. We should remove them in time to maintain the beauty of the plants.
The maintenance of potted pomegranate requires attention to many aspects, including watering, fertilization, regular pruning, etc. Only by comprehensively mastering these skills can potted pomegranate grow healthily and vigorously.