Cultivation Methods and Points for Attention of Coralline Celtis

Soil: It is very good to the adaptability of soil, choose sandy loam soil to breed Huang Kui is admirable. Moisture: It needs a lot of water, watering time to water thoroughly, but do not have stagnant water, three days or so to water once. Nutrient: When applying fertilizer, do not spread fertilizer on its roots, but apply it once every ten days to half a month or so. Light: It is not shade-tolerant, not suitable for shading protection, like strong light, long hours of sunlight is more conducive to plant growth.

1. Soil

The soil used for cultivating the Coralline Celtis is generally made by mixing fine soil and plant ash. This kind of soil is loose and good in water use, which is of great help to the growth and development of the Coralline Celtis.It should be disinfected after mixing soil, or placed in the sun for insolation.

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Water management should be strengthened when the seedlings are young. Generally, watering should be done once every five days or so, and the amount of watering should be based on whether the seedlings are watered thoroughly or not.With the growth of coral, the number of irrigation can also be reduced, in the event of rain weather, should be timely drainage and waterlogging, so as not to affect the normal growth of plants.

3. Nutrients

Fertilization of Celtis corallina is from the formation of seedling roots to the first 15 days before winter stops growing, and the fertilizer is generally decomposed organic fertilizer.Spreading fertilizer should be avoided when the temperature is relatively high, and do not spread fertilizer on the roots of plants.The amount of fertilization should be based on the growth of seedlings, and the number of fertilization during their growth should be about four times.

4. Illumination

It is a light-loving plant, belonging to the positive tree species, adequate light absorption can make the plant strong, thick branches and leaves.However, it can not accept strong direct light, which will cause damage to its branches and leaves.