Culture methods of coral beans

Coral beans, red fruit, in autumn, set off against the green leaves is extremely beautiful and attractive, it is a first-class ornamental fruit plant. Coral bean is a kind of ornamental fruit plant with high appreciation value. It is often used to decorate potted plants. So, how to grow coral beans in pots? The following introduces the breeding methods of coral beans, and what matters need to be paid attention to in the process of breeding coral beans?

Culture methods of coral beans

1. Mix the selected loose, fertile, well-drained, phosphate-rich and organic-rich sandy loam with 5% cake fertilizer or chicken and duck manure into a flowerpot and mix evenly. Plant coral bean seedlings.

2. After the slow seedling stage survived, normal watering was carried out to maintain the moist degree of the basin soil, loosen the soil and fertilize once a semimonthly, and give sufficient light.

3. When the plant is about 10 cm high, pick the heart to promote sprouting, inhibit the crazy growth of the main shoot and promote the differentiation of flower buds.

Matters needing attention

Coral beans like sunshine, like warm, sunny environment, the suitable temperature for growth is 18 ℃ 25 min; do not tolerate drought, avoid stagnant water, the soil requires good drainage. Requires fertile, loose soil. During the growing period of fertilization, it is not suitable to apply too much nitrogen fertilizer, and liquid fertilizer should be applied once a month. Applying a thin plant ash water at flowering stage, or spraying 0.2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate on the leaf surface, can make the leaf green fruit fertilizer. In the flower and fruit stage, phosphate fertilizers such as bone meal and fish meal can be applied once or twice.

Summer high temperature season, do not wash at noon thunderstorm, after the rain, prone to disease atrophy and death. When there is high and boundless rainfall in summer, anthracnose is easy to occur, but the ground planting is less affected, so the plant can be transferred to the ground for summer, and then brought to the pot in September, and then moved into the indoor cultivation in late October, keeping the room temperature not less than 5 ℃, so as to make it safe to survive the winter.

Coral beans are not resistant to drought, avoid stagnant water and are afraid of waterlogging. During flowering, the water can not be watered more, and the soil should be slightly drier and wet, which is also helpful to prevent falling flowers. After fruit setting, it is necessary to master the moderate degree of dryness and humidity. Too dry and too wet will lead to fruit drop.