1. Frequency: bayberry has a certain demand for fertilizer, so fertilizer management must be in place. In the growth period, fertilizer is applied every 2 to 3 weeks. In the slow growth period, there is less demand for fertilizer, which can reduce the frequency of fertilization. If fertilization is more frequent at this time, it is easy to cause a burden on the root and burn the root.
2. Fertilizer planting: sufficient base fertilizer shall be applied before planting, and rotten animal manure can be used. In the growth stage, there is a demand for nutrients of all elements. Organic liquid fertilizer or compound fertilizer can be used, both of which can fully meet the needs of growth. Before flowering, in order to ensure the flowers open, can add a little p and K fertilizer.
3. Usage: the solid fertilizer can be buried under the soil layer, and the fertilizer effect will be released slowly. Liquid fertilizer can be diluted with water to promote the absorption of plants, and will not lead to burning roots.
In the daily growth of bayberry, the amount of fertilizer should be appropriate, not too much or too little, otherwise it is not good for the growth. If the application is too little, the nutrition is difficult to supply for growth, and it needs to be added again as appropriate. If fertilization is too much, the root is difficult to fully absorb, resulting in fertilizer residue, easy to lead to burning the root, can add water to dilute.
