What is an orange potted plant? can you eat oranges?

I believe many friends know about potted plants, but there are also some friends who know about orange potted plants. Here, the author will introduce them to you in detail. So, what is an orange pot? Can I eat oranges?

First of all, after the orange blossoms, in addition to applying thin fertilizer once a week, it is also necessary to thinning flowers and fruits. First remove part of the buds before the flowers bloom; after the flowers are shedding and setting fruit, then remove some misplaced young fruits, in order to reduce the consumption of nutrients, let the limited nutrients concentrate on supplying the retained flowers and fruits, and make the fruits grow bigger and better. During the period of fruit growth, if the fertilizer and water are sufficient and the plant nutrition is good, some branches will sprout new shoots, and the growth of new shoots will inevitably divert some nutrients and affect the growth of the fruit. In order to preserve the fruit, the new shoots should be erased in time. When the fruit is yellow and ripe, stop fertilizing and reduce watering to keep the soil moist and slightly dry. If you continue to give too much fertilizer and water, the fruit will mature and fall early and shorten the viewing time.

And oranges like fertilizer, usually should apply more thin fertilizer. The plants were treated with rotten liquid fertilizer before sprouting, and then every 7-10 days with liquid fertilizer dominated by nitrogen fertilizer to promote the growth of branches and leaves and multiple spring shoots. After picking the heart every time, it is necessary to apply fertilizer in time to make the branches mature earlier. During the growth of oranges, some cake fertilizer can be sprinkled on the basin, so that some fertilizer seeps into the soil every time it is watered to enhance fertility. After entering autumn, fertilization is reduced to avoid overnutrition of plants, promote autumn shoots, and compete with fruits for nutrients, resulting in fruit drop.

Through the above introduction, I believe you have a certain understanding of what orange potted plants are. So, can oranges be eaten?

Potted oranges are best not to eat, because oranges will be sour. In addition, the reason for the pruning of potted oranges is that the pots are small, the soil is few, and the nutrients provided are limited, which can not meet the needs of orange growth, and must be pruned; second, through shaping and pruning, the rational distribution of nutrients in the tree is adjusted, so that the limited nutrients are concentrated to supply buds and leaves to form more fruiting branches, so as to achieve full branches of flowers and fruits. Potted oranges must be intensively pruned before spring shoot germination. first, withered branches, diseased branches, overgrown branches, introverted branches, cross branches, sprouting branches and so on should be removed. Leave 4 or 5 full buds for strong branches and 2 or 3 buds for weak branches to promote more robust spring shoots on each branch. After the spring shoot grows evenly, in order to control its overgrowth, light cutting can be carried out to cut off 3 or 4 nodes of the shoot. The new shoots will be plucked when there are 6-8 knots, in order to induce more summer shoots.

The above is about what orange potted plants and oranges can eat some of the introduction, I believe you have a certain understanding, more related information, welcome to consult the No. 1 home network!