Maintenance skills of red plum bonsai in winter

Winter is coming, and the red plum blossoms are blooming one after another. In this season, the blooming red plum is undoubtedly a beautiful scenery. So, how to maintain the red plum bonsai in winter?

Red plum is a long-lived tree species, which likes not only abundant sunshine, but also a well-ventilated environment in open areas. Although red plums bloom in winter and have a certain ability to withstand drought, they prefer a warm climate. In particular, red plum, which is in flowering stage, is particularly sensitive to climate change.

In winter, red plum bonsai stands proudly and blossoms with gorgeous flowers. In order to maintain a good ornamental effect, maintenance and management should be strengthened in winter.

Red plum is not very strict on basin soil and can maintain good growth even in gravelly clay or loam. Maintenance and management in winter is mainly to do a good job in the management of temperature and water and fertilizer.

In general, red plum should grow healthily in the temperature range of 18 ℃-25 ℃. Although red plum has certain drought tolerance, even in winter, the ambient temperature should be kept above-1 ℃ as far as possible. In the cold north, it is mostly used for potting or making bonsai; in the relatively warm areas of the south, it can also be planted and in the courtyard to beautify the environment.

After entering winter, in order to avoid frostbite of red plum trees, watering should be strictly controlled. Usually only need to keep the basin soil in a slightly moist state, if the temperature is too low, you should consider completely stop watering.

In addition, because red plum is relatively barren, it is generally not necessary to apply fertilizer after entering winter. Otherwise, fertilizing trees in an overly cold climate will easily lead to growth problems.

Time: 2019-05-30 Click: