Lagerstroemia indica winter taboo

The taboo in winter is not to fertilize. The most taboo of Lagerstroemia indica conservation is insufficient light. It is a plant that likes light, and its growth cannot be separated from light. If the light is insufficient, Lagerstroemia indica will not bloom or bloom very little, and its branches will become smaller and weaker, and some will even die.

At the same time, avoid water accumulation. You know, Lagerstroemia indica is a drought-tolerant plant. If we water it too much, it will easily cause other leaves to wither and die. Only in the vigorous growth period can we water it more. In normal times, even if it is found to be short of water, there is no need to water it.

Cultivation of Lagerstroemia indica should avoid fertilization, and fertilization should be appropriate. Too much fertilization will burn the leaves, and the branches of Lagerstroemia indica will grow white. Too little fertilization will lead to thin branches and yellow leaves. Lagerstroemia indica will enter a dormant state in winter, and less fertilization should be applied at this time.