How to raise bergamot bonsai and teach you how to raise bergamot.

When planting bergamot bonsai, it is necessary to ensure that the daily illumination time is not less than 4-6 hours in the peak season, the temperature is controlled at 22-24℃, the air circulation around the plant is often strengthened, and phosphorus and potassium fertilizers are mainly applied, so that the watering times are reduced in rainy days to prevent diseases.

Cultivation method and environmental treatment of bergamot bonsai 1

Bergamot is a subtropical plant, which is not hardy and thrives in sunny environment. During the growing period, the daily illumination time should not be less than 4 ~ 6 hours, which is suitable for growing in the environment of 22 ~ 24℃. If the outdoor temperature is lower than 15℃, the bergamot should be moved indoors.

2. Disease prevention

Coal disease will not only cause large areas of black spots on bergamot trees, but also affect the growth and development of plants, and even cause plants to wither and die. Therefore, we must pay attention to the harm of coal disease when raising bergamot bonsai, which can be prevented by dilute tobacco lime water, and we should also pay attention to ventilation and lighting indoors.

3. Rational fertilization

Fertilizer environment is an important condition for cultivating bergamot bonsai. According to the age and quality of bergamot, the amount and time of fertilization are different. In the early stage of planting, it is necessary to apply organic fertilizer once a month from March to August, and topdressing three times a year after entering the fruiting period. Phosphorus, potassium fertilizer or compound fertilizer can be added, and urea can also be used as topdressing raw material.

4. Water and moisturizing

The bergamot bonsai likes to grow in moist soil, so when raising bergamot, you must water it frequently, mainly on the principle of several times. When the temperature is high, it is necessary to spray water mist once in the morning and once in the evening to keep the color of branches and leaves. Pay attention to the amount of watering in rainy days to prevent root rot caused by accumulated water.