Is Jingui deciduous or evergreen?

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Is Jingui deciduous or evergreen?

Jingui is a big evergreen broad-leaved tree. The crown is spherical, the tree is up to 15 meters high, the seedlings have obvious main roots, the bark is gray, the tree is strong, the flowers are yellow and have strong fragrance, and most of them bloom from late September to early October.

Second, what are the breeding methods of Jin Gui?

1. Temperature: Jin Guixi is warm, which can also be seen from its main distribution area. Generally speaking, 18 to 25 degrees is more appropriate. Its cold resistance is not very good, so try to adjust it slightly in winter, not less than ten degrees.

2, Illumination: Jin Gui Xiguang, must have sufficient sunshine, it can better blossom, otherwise its growth will be affected, but also may grow in vain, affecting its shape. However, the bright light also needs to be avoided, otherwise it will burn its leaves and flowers. Generally speaking, only a little shade can be done in summer.

3. Watering: Jin Gui likes to be wet, and the season that needs the most water is one month after planting and in summer. It needs to be watered thoroughly every time, and the humidity of the air needs to be controlled. However, it is also not resistant to waterlogging, so just pour it thoroughly and don't accumulate water.

4. Fertilization: it is necessary to supplement fertilizer according to the principle of "applying thin fertilizer frequently". Nitrogen fertilizer is mainly used in the growth period. Before the beginning of winter, some inorganic fertilizer should be used.

5. Breeding skills

(1) Propagation: cuttings are available. It can be conducted from May to mid-July or from September to mid-October. Light loam cultivated land can be used as a cutting site. The soil must be ploughed before planting. It is best to trim the cuttings before inserting, preferably at a depth of 2/3 of the entire length. After that, it is necessary to spray water and take appropriate measures to shade.

(2) pruning: first of all, peeling buds, which refers to peeling off useless buds when the plant is sprouting. Then there is the work of thinning branches, that is, cutting off some of the branches that are too dense to avoid affecting the degree of light transmission. The last part is the truncation, which is aimed at the overgrown branch, which is truncated to control its overall height.