How to make Magnolia flowers grow and grow strong

The best time to plant magnolia is 10 days before sprouting in early spring or 10 days before leaf spreading. When planting, you should first choose places with shelter from the wind, sunny, loose soil and good drainage, then apply enough rotten organic fertilizer, be careful not to hurt the root system, and fill the soil tightly after planting. Water enough. The main maintenance points after planting are as follows:

① watering. Magnolia is a fleshy root, which does not need watering after open-field cultivation and survival. Potted magnolia needs to keep the soil slightly moist during the growth and flowering period, and people should reduce watering after autumn, and generally do not need watering in winter. Just water a little when the soil is too dry.

② fertilization. Generally speaking, it is necessary to apply rotten organic fertilizer twice in the growing period, that is, 1 time in early spring and 1 time between May and June. The newly planted magnolia does not need to be fertilized until the leaves fall in autumn or in the early spring of the second year.

③ pruning. Magnolia has few branches and poor wound healing ability, so it generally does not need pruning, but only prunes away those withered branches, disease and insect branches and long branches after the flowers fade.