What should be done if weeds grow in the pot of gardenia
The editor will explain how to deal with weeds growing in the pot of gardenia, and the introduction of related green plants and flowers. The following is a detailed introduction for you.
What should be done if weeds grow in the pot of gardenia
Take a look at my pot of gardenia. After topping it, new buds have sprouted one after another. The new buds have grown, but there are a lot of weeds in the potting soil. Is it a good thing or a bad thing?
Take a look at my pot of gardenia. After topping it, new buds have sprouted one after another. The new buds have grown, but there are a lot of weeds in the potting soil. Is it a good thing or a bad thing?
The weeds grow very fast, faster than the gardenia, and there are also many inside. The presence of weeds indicates that the nutrients in the potting soil are very abundant. However, if weeds grow, they will compete with gardenia for nutrients. Weeds grow very fast and consume a lot of nutrients.
If it is not pulled out, it will compete with the gardenia plant for nutrients. Since weeds grow fast, they absorb more nutrients, which can lead to insufficient nutrients for the gardenia plant, affecting its growth. The plant will become weak, and its disease resistance will also decrease.
For such weeds, we must pull them out. After weeding, we should fertilize it because it is now sprouting and in the growing stage. We mainly use nitrogen fertilizer. Using this type of nitrogen fertilizer, its nitrogen element is relatively single, which can make the plant sprout new buds very fast. It is a long-acting fertilizer.
The above content about how to deal with weeds growing in the pot of gardenia is for the reference of green plant enthusiasts, hoping to solve your problems in green plant and flower management.