Cultivation methods and matters needing attention of Yingshanhong bonsai

To cultivate rhododendron, it is necessary to place it in a semi-shady place to receive scattered light. In terms of wate

Cultivation methods and matters needing attention of Yingshanhong bonsai

To cultivate rhododendron, it is necessary to place it in a semi-shady place to receive scattered light. In terms of watering, it needs to be watered every three days in spring and autumn, once every half month in winter and once a day in summer. When breeding, the temperature should be controlled at 15 ~ 32℃. Too high or too low temperature will affect the growth of rhododendron.

Cultivation method of Yingshanhong bonsai

Planting Yingshanhong bonsai should choose loose and fertile soil with good drainage and air permeability. Yingshanhong likes light, but is afraid of strong light, so it needs to be placed in a semi-shade to receive scattered light. Scattered light can be received in spring, autumn and winter, and proper shading is needed in hot summer.

Azalea needs a lot of water, but it is not resistant to stagnant water. Water should be watered every three days in spring and autumn, once every half a month in winter and once a day in summer. . This can not only ensure that the azalea has enough water, but also avoid the accumulation of water in the basin soil, which will lead to root rot.

Matters needing attention in cultivating Yingshanhong bonsai

In the growth period and flowering period, we should pay attention to the application of decomposed organic fertilizer to promote growth and improve flowering rate. At the same time, the growth temperature of rhododendron should be 15 ~ 32℃. Too high or too low temperature will affect the growth of rhododendron.

Rhododendron needs to be cultivated indoors in winter, and the indoor temperature should be above 10℃, so as to ensure the safety of Rhododendron in winter. When the temperature drops in winter, it is necessary to reduce the number of watering azaleas to avoid water accumulation in the roots, leading to frostbite or even freezing to death.