Basic situation of germination of tea plum potted plants: Analysis of factors related to more or less germination of tea plum potted plants: Maintenance suggestions to improve the germination rate of tea plum potted plants With the arrival of spring, tea plum potted plant growers have begun to pay attention to one question: How much tea plum potted plants sprout? This issue is not only related to the ornamental value of tea plum potted plants, but also directly affects the maintenance and management of potted plants. This article will focus on the amount and amount of tea plum potted plants germinating and analyze the mysteries one by one for everyone. Basic information on the germination of tea plum potted plants, also known as tea plum, is an ornamental plant with the characteristics of both camellia and plum blossoms. The germination of tea plum potted plants is affected by many factors, including variety, climate, soil, maintenance, etc.
1. Variety factors: Different tea plum varieties have different germination time, germination rate and growth speed after germination. Early flowering varieties germinate earlier and have relatively high germination rates.
2. Climate factors: The temperature gradually increases in spring and sufficient light is conducive to the germination of tea plum potted plants. However, if the temperature fluctuates greatly or the weather continues to be rainy, it may affect the germination of tea plum potted plants.
3. Soil factors: Camellia plum potted plants have higher requirements on soil. The appropriate soil pH value is between 5.5 and 6.5. The soil is too poor or too sticky, which may affect the germination of Camellia plum potted plants.
4. Maintenance factors: Reasonable maintenance measures such as watering, fertilization, and pruning will help increase the germination rate of camellia potted plants. Analysis of factors for more and less germination of camellia plum potted plants 1. Germination time: The germination time of camellia plum potted plants is in spring, about March to April. The early flowering varieties of camellia plum potted plants germinate earlier and the germination rate is relatively high.
2. Germination rate: The germination rate of tea plum potted plants is affected by various factors such as variety, climate, soil, and maintenance. The germination rate of tea plum potted plants with early flowering varieties is higher, about 80%.
3. Growth rate after germination: The growth rate after germination of camellia plum potted plants is closely related to factors such as variety, climate, soil, and maintenance. Early flowering camellia plum potted plants grow faster and have higher ornamental value after germination. Conservation suggestions to improve the germination rate of potted tea plum 1. Choose appropriate varieties: Select appropriate varieties of tea plum according to personal preferences and local climate conditions.
2. Pay attention to soil management: Keep the soil loose and breathable, and the appropriate pH value is between 5.5 and 6.5.
3. Reasonable watering: Spring is the period of vigorous growth of camellia potted plants. It is necessary to keep the soil moist to avoid standing water.
4. Timely fertilization: According to the growth needs of tea plum potted plants, apply organic fertilizers and compound fertilizers in a timely manner.
5. Trim branches and leaves: Trim sick and weak branches and overly dense branches in time, which is conducive to the growth and germination of tea plum potted plants.
The germination of tea plum potted plants is more or less affected by many factors. Understanding these factors and adopting corresponding maintenance measures will help improve the germination rate and ornamental value of tea plum potted plants. I hope this article will be helpful to tea plum potted lovers.
References: "Pot Cultivation Techniques of Tea Plum", China Forestry Press, 2018.
"Tea Plum Varieties and Cultivation Techniques", China Agricultural Press, 2017.