1. Flowerpot selection: loquat is a relatively tall plant with deep root system, so a larger flowerpot should be selected when breeding at home. The best depth of flowerpot is about 30cm, so that it will not be affected by the problem of growth space.
2. Temperature management: loquat needs higher temperature in the growth process, generally speaking, it can grow at 10 ℃, but the best growth temperature should be around 20 ℃.
3. Water management: it is suitable for growing in a humid environment, and the soil in the basin should be kept moist when potting. And in summer, we should increase the number of watering and spray water to make the surrounding air moist.
4. Nutrient management: the fertilizer to be applied is mainly organic fertilizer, which should be used in combination with potash fertilizer when the result is obtained. During the first week before and after fruit picking, the organic fertilizer can be used together with nitrogen fertilizer.
1. Shelter from rain: loquat fruit from rapid expansion to maturity, some varieties are easy to crack. Its main reason is rainy, so for the yield of fruit, we can choose artificial shelter to avoid.
2. Summer: the high temperature above 30 ℃ in summer will affect the growth of plants and the development of fruits, so in the midsummer season, spray water to cool down.
1. Pests: for the diseases and insect pests of potted loquat, ventilation and drainage control should be taken as the main measures. In case of slight insect damage, it can be brushed with a small woolen tool, and sprayed with 0.5-0.9% Bordeaux solution in a small amount when a large amount of insect damage is found.
2. Leaves dropping: loquat leaves dropping may be caused by excessive watering and waterlogging of roots. Take the plant out of the culture medium and cut off the rotten roots. Then replant it in loose soil and keep it ventilated until it recovers.
1. Edible: edible. Loquat fruit is a common edible fruit.
2. Whether it can rain: it can rain, but if it is necessary to check the drainage of soil in rainy season, to avoid the occurrence of root rot caused by too much water.
