ABSTRACT: Potted cherry trees are very popular indoor potted plants. They are not only beautiful, but also provide fresh fruit. However, if you don't care for it correctly, it will not be able to grow and reproduce. In this article, we will introduce relevant content on how to plant, maintain and precautions...
Potted cherry trees are very popular indoor potted plants. They are not only beautiful, but also provide fresh fruit. However, if you don't care for it correctly, it will not be able to grow and reproduce. In this article, we will introduce relevant content about how to plant, maintain and precautions.
Choosing the right variety is very important because different varieties of potted cherry trees require different light and temperature conditions to grow well. Generally speaking, varieties suitable for potted plants include "Red Lantern","Arctic Ocean" and "Black Jade".
Choosing the right pot soil for potted cherry trees requires nutritious soil to grow well. When selecting basin soil, it is best to choose a mixed soil rich in organic matter, humus and peat.
Maintain the right temperature Potted cherry trees require a warm environment to grow, and the most suitable temperature range is between 18 and 24 degrees Celsius. In winter, it requires ambient temperatures below 15 degrees Celsius.
Provide enough sunshine Potted cherry trees need enough sunshine to grow well, and the most suitable light intensity is 6 - 8 hours a day. If your home does not have enough sunshine, you can use artificial lighting instead.
Maintain the right humidity Potted cherry trees need the right humidity to grow well. Generally speaking, the most suitable humidity range is between 50% and 60%. In dry environments, humidifiers can be used to increase indoor humidity.
Properly watered potted cherry trees require the right amount of water to grow well. In summer, watering is generally needed 2 - 3 times a week; in winter, watering is generally only needed once a week.
Properly fertilizing potted cherry trees require appropriate nutrients to grow well. During the growth period, liquid fertilizer can be applied every two weeks, but the concentration of fertilizer must be controlled, otherwise it will cause damage to the plants.
Trim branches Potted cherry trees require regular pruning of branches to maintain their shape and health. In spring and summer, prune excess branches and dry leaves.
Control pests and diseases potted cherry trees are vulnerable to diseases such as powdery mildew, aphids, and mites. Once discovered, immediate measures should be taken to prevent and control it to ensure the health of the plants.
Change pots at the right time When potted cherry trees grow too big, they need to be moved to a larger pot. Usually, it can be replaced into a larger pot after the growing season is over.
Protect yourself from cold air currents In cold winter, potted cherry trees are easily affected by cold air currents. To prevent this from happening, it can be moved indoors or covered for protection.
Pruning roots at the right time The roots of potted cherry trees also need to be pruned at the right time to maintain healthy growth. When changing pots, you can prune excessive roots.
Note that water-saving potted cherry trees need to save water and minimize the number of watering times and the amount of water used to avoid problems such as root rot.
Strengthening the management of potted cherry trees requires strengthening management, regularly checking the status of the plants and environmental conditions, discovering problems in a timely manner and taking measures to deal with them.
The maintenance of potted cherry trees requires attention to many aspects, including selecting appropriate varieties, pot soil, temperature, humidity, sunshine, fertilization, pruning, etc. Only by doing these tasks well can your potted cherry trees grow well and have strong vitality.