How to plant kumquat seeds

Kumquat is a common fruit in daily life. It is very popular during the festival and is loved by many consumers. So do you know how to grow kumquat seeds?

How to plant kumquat seeds?

1. Wash the residual liquid from the remaining kumquat fruit with water, then eliminate the withered seeds and air-dry them on the balcony.

2. The soil for planting kumquat seeds should have the characteristics of fertile, deep and breathable. If the soil is too barren, it is not suitable for planting.

3. After selecting the flowerpot to be planted, you can put the soil into the seedling. Generally, kumquat seedlings need to be watered every day or every other day. Liquid fertilizer can be applied 4 to 5 times in summer and autumn. After the seedlings sprout, they can be planted in large pots. When changing pots, you need to pay attention to take the soil balls with you, and do not pull out the seedlings directly. The flowerpots for cultivating kumquat fruit trees should be earthen pots with good air permeability. At the bottom of the pad with broken tiles to do drainage, the soil can choose rotten leaf soil, compost and horse manure, in the addition of a small amount of cake fertilizer. Before placing the germinated seedlings in the prepared basin soil, you should spray medicine to disinfect the basin soil.

Daily maintenance of kumquat trees

After changing the pot, pour water into the basin soil, and then cultivate it in a warm environment for two weeks, after which you can gradually move the pot back to the sunny place, not directly under the sun. Although kumquat likes light, it will burn its leaves if the light is too strong, so we can put the flowerpot in the leeward and sunny place in spring and do a good shade management in the hot summer weather.

The cultivation of kumquat should be decided according to the growth situation, watering according to different periods, and the amount of water and fertilizer should be controlled. Careful care can produce golden fruit during the fruiting period.