Chimonanthus praecox is a deep-rooted tree species and must be planted in deep pots. Potted once every 2 ~ 3 years, the topsoil of the soil is removed, so that its root neck gradually emerges from the surface of the pot soil, and its roots are exposed, which is particularly unique. Potted Chimonanthus praecox mainly takes four measures: cutting, fertilizing, watering and pest control. 1. Timely pruning: Chimonanthus praecox has thick branches and is known as the proverb "Chimonanthus praecox does not lack branches". By pruning in time, it can sprout more robust branches and make it blossom more. -Generally, it is advisable to prune the flowers in time after they wither and before they come out, and cut off dead branches, over-dense branches, cross branches and moth-eaten branches. Leave 2-3 pairs of buds at the base of annual branches, and cut off the upper branches to promote germination and branching. After each new branch grows to 2 ~ 3 pairs of leaves, it should be pitted to promote the germination of short and strong flower branches and make the plant shape symmetrical and beautiful. Pruning is mostly carried out in March-June and stopped after July. If it is not suitable for pruning, it will take out a lot of long branches, consume nutrients, make the flower buds not differentiate much, and affect flowering. 2. Timely fertilization: Chimonanthus praecox is a fertilizer-loving flower. Timely fertilization can promote flower bud differentiation and blossom more. Potted Chimonanthus praecox, due to the limited potted soil, the soil should be sandy nutrient soil with high humus and loose air permeability. Apply foliar fertilizer twice in spring, and apply compound fertilizer 1 time every1day from the end of June to lodging. The dog days are also the flower bud differentiation period. It is also the vigorous growth period of new roots, and then apply 1 to 2 times of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. At this time, fertilization should be sparse, otherwise it will easily burn the roots. After the autumn is cool, apply dry fertilizer once, and apply 40 ~ 60 grams of decomposed cake powder to each pot to better enrich the growth of flower buds. Before and after winter, apply 1 to 2 times of organic liquid fertilizer to provide nutrients needed for flowering. Phosphorus and potassium are the main fertilizers, and nitrogen fertilizer is less. The general ratio of phosphorus, potassium and nitrogen is 2: 1:0.5. In this way, the flowers of Chimonanthus praecox are bigger, more flowers and more fragrant. 3. Proper watering: Chimonanthus praecox is characterized by drought tolerance and fear of waterlogging. For example, the water content is too high, the soil is too wet, and the plant growth is not good, which affects the flower bud differentiation. Therefore, the soil of potted Chimonanthus praecox should be kept dry, not watered at ordinary times, and watered thoroughly in the "dog days" high temperature season to maintain the normal growth of the plant and the normal development of flower buds. Special attention must be paid to proper watering before or during flowering. Too much watering is easy to drop buds and blossom, and too little watering is not neat. 4. Prevention and control of diseases, pests and viruses: Chimonanthus praecox has fewer diseases and more pests, such as aphids, scale insects, spiny moths and leaf rollers. Aphids suck juice on shoots, scale insects suck juice on branches, and spiny moths and leaf rollers bite leaves, new buds and flower buds. Prevention should be given priority to, and flowerpots should be placed in an environment with sufficient light and good ventilation to reduce the occurrence of pests and diseases. If the above pests are found, 50% chlorpyrifos 1000 times can be sprayed. In order to reduce the pollution to the environment of flower cultivation, it can also be killed by indigenous methods. For example, scale insects can be killed with acid and vinegar solutions, aphids can be killed with washing powder water, and a small amount can be killed manually.

How to raise potted wintersweet?

Potted Chimonanthus praecox should be planted in loose and fertile sandy loam rich in humus. Water the potted plants in time after putting them on, put them under the shade fence for about a month, and then put them in the courtyard or balcony for maintenance. Water should master the principle of thoroughly drying and then watering, not too much water, and the soil in the basin should not be too wet; But you can't do it. If it's too dry, the flowers won't be neat. Usually, topdressing should be done frequently to promote the formation of a large number of flower buds, otherwise flowers will be scarce. Generally, 1 time decomposed cake fertilizer and water are applied every 7 days from May to June every year, and the ratio of fertilizer to water can be 3: 10. July-August is the flower bud formation period of Chimonanthus praecox. Fertilization can be applied every 15-20 days, and the concentration of fertilizer and water should be dilute, and the ratio of fertilizer and water should be 1: 5. This is helpful for flower bud differentiation. Fertilizer must be fully decomposed, otherwise the roots will rot. Dry cake fertilizer should be applied after autumn to meet the demand for nutrients during flowering. After winter, the pot soil should be dry and not fertilized, otherwise the flowering period will be shortened. 65438+ moved indoors in February. If the room temperature is high, it can bloom before New Year's Day; But if the room temperature is low, the flowering period can be postponed until around the Spring Festival. After flowering, it should be moved to the shade to prevent the premature germination of new shoots and leaves, which will affect the differentiation of flower buds and is not conducive to the next year's flowering.

Pruning potted wintersweet?

Chimonanthus praecox is a shrub species, which is highly clustered. Generally, when you go to the pot, you should keep three evenly distributed side branches on the main branch, and at the same time, you should cut off the top of the main branch so that the flower branches can grow from the three side branches. Pruning and pruning are carried out every spring. Leave two pairs of buds on each branch, cut off the top, and properly sparse and dense branchlets. If no seeds are left after flowering, the flower branches should be cut short in time to promote axillary bud germination and form more flower branches, and all roots and tillers should be cut off at the same time to keep the crown intact.

Chimonanthus praecox should be replaced every 2-3 years. Changing pots should be carried out in late March. When changing, we should remove the old soil at the lower part, subtract the roots of the elders appropriately, and fill in new culture soil to promote the growth of new roots and make the branches flourish.

Potted Chimonanthus praecox can be cultivated into a pile-head bonsai through plastic arts. For example, when changing pots year by year, gradually remove soil and raise roots, so as to gradually form a vigorous and quaint tree.

The cutting time is about mid-March.

How to raise potted plum blossoms

Potted plum varieties include red plum, green plum, Bai Mei, Long Mei, Meirenmei and so on. The technical points of potted plum blossom are as follows: 1. Plum blossom is not strict with soil, and it can grow in ordinary neutral soil. However, due to the limited potted soil, loose and fertile nutrient soil should be selected for potted plum blossoms. Nutritious soil is a culture medium which is composed of 4 parts of edible residue, 4 parts of accumulated miscellaneous fat soil and 2 parts of coal ash soil. After flowering, the soil is changed once a year, and then it is placed in the shade for a week, and then it is transferred to normal maintenance. Second, plum blossoms are very sensitive to water. If the basin soil is too wet for a long time, it is easy to cause rotten roots. So control the watering. When the new branches grow to 20 cm, attention should be paid to controlling watering, controlling excessive elongation of new branches and promoting flower bud differentiation. But water it once a day in summer, keep the soil moist according to the soil conditions in autumn, and use less water in winter to make the soil dry. Third, plum blossoms don't like big fat plum blossoms. When the branches and leaves germinate, it is necessary to have sufficient fertilizer and water, and apply organic liquid fertilizer 1 to 2 times a month. When the new branches grow to 5 cm, a thin layer of fertilizer should be applied to promote the growth of the branches. In late summer and early autumn, fertilizer and water should be applied to the decomposed cake once, and phosphorus and potassium fertilizer should be applied to promote the formation of flower buds. Spraying 1 to 2 times of potassium dihydrogen phosphate after flower bud differentiation is beneficial to the growth of plum blossom. Fourth, plum blossom pruning and shaping Pruning and shaping plum blossoms is a technical activity. Pruning should start with seedlings. When the seedlings grow to 20 to 25 cm, the top should be cut off. After germination, 3 to 5 branches should be kept as main branches. When the length of the main branch is 10 ~ 15cm, the core should be removed to promote the stout branches and the formation of flower buds. Prune after flowering. When the flowers wither, leave 2 ~ 3 buds from the base. When the new branches grow to 5 ~ 6 leaves, pick the core and leave only 3 ~ 4 leaves to promote the growth of more flower branches. Prune repeatedly every year to enrich branches and increase buds. Five, plum pest control must be kept ventilated and transparent. Plum blossom diseases mainly come from anthracnose and leaf blight, which generally occur in late April or early May. Use 50% carbendazim or 70% thiophanate 800 ~ 1000 times solution for control. The harm of aphids is getting worse every year. Using washing powder with 500 times solution to kill aphids has obvious effect. However, plum blossoms are sensitive to pesticides such as dimethoate and dichlorvos, so do not use them. 6. Plum blossoms bloom in the Spring Festival. Anyone who grows plum blossoms wants her to bloom in the Spring Festival, which requires mastering the flower-urging technology. First of all, we must calculate the date of urging flowers. About 20 days before the Spring Festival, potted plum blossoms should be moved into the greenhouse and maintained in a sunny place, and the indoor temperature should be controlled at 10 to 15 degrees. At the same time, spray clear water on the branches and around them every day to keep them moist. Water it moderately. Too much watering is not good for plum blossom growth, and it is easy to rot roots and drop buds. If you water it too little, it will dry up the buds. Secondly, we must grasp the temperature and flowering time. One week before the Spring Festival, if the buds are still young, move the flowerpot to a medium temperature of 15 to 25 degrees for management. If the flowers bloom before the Spring Festival, the temperature around the potted flowers will drop by about 10 degrees, and the sunshine will be scarce, so as to control the water. Also, moderate fertilization is required. In order to make plum blossom bright and fragrant, moderate fertilization should be applied. Generally, rare organic liquid fertilizer is applied every 7 ~ 10 days, and potassium dihydrogen phosphate and plant growth promoter are sprayed on flower buds every 7 days. Supplement: Soil: sandy loam with good drainage and ventilation should be selected. This culture soil can be made of peat, fine sand and garden soil according to the ratio of 1: 1, and it is best to put a small amount of humus soil in it if possible. The purpose of adding humus soil is to improve the fertilizer storage capacity in culture and make the culture soil slightly acidic. Choice of pots: Meijun's pots are elegant, which can set off each other and add ornamental value. However, it is best to plant plum blossoms in ordinary pottery pots and cover them with elegant flowerpots when the plants bloom. Because earthen pots are beneficial to the growth of plum roots, antique porcelain pots or purple sand pots are slightly inferior. Watering: In winter and spring, plum blossoms don't need much water. Except that the basin soil is slightly wet at flowering stage, the basin soil is kept slightly wet and dry at other stages. In summer and autumn, plum blossoms need water most, so they should be watered dry. However, from June to July, flower buds began to differentiate. During this period, it is necessary to "control the water" of plum blossoms several times, that is, reduce watering to make the leaves of plum blossoms slightly curly and then water them, so that plum blossoms can bloom better. Fertilization: Meihua likes to fertilize, but it should be fertilized in a timely and appropriate manner. From late spring to early Zhixia, dilute liquid fertilizer was applied every 65,438+00 days. From late winter to early spring, when plum blossom buds begin to grow obviously until they are transparent, dilute liquid fertilizer should be applied every five days to make plum blossoms colorful and fragrant. Lighting: The place where it is placed is sunny, and the plum blossoms grow vigorously and have many flowers. On the contrary, plants grow slowly and flower buds differentiate less. because ......

How to raise potted Chimonanthus praecox and its cultivation methods and matters needing attention

(1) ground planting. Chimonanthus praecox should be planted in the leeward and sunny places, and the transplanting time is mostly in winter and spring, and the roots of seedlings must be covered with soil. Before planting, apply sufficient manure, manure or decomposed bean cake as base fertilizer in the planting hole. After applying the base fertilizer, cover the fertilizer with a thin layer of soil to separate it, and then put the seedlings into the soil. After planting, water it in time and trim it properly.

(2) potted plants. Potted Chimonanthus praecox should be planted in loose and fertile sandy loam rich in humus. After the pot is put on, water it in time, put it in the shade to slow down the seedlings for about a month, and then put it in the yard or on the balcony for maintenance.

Maintenance points:

1, fertilization

The management of cutting wintersweet can be more extensive. Generally, liquid fertilizer 1 time is applied every 20 days from June to September every year (bone meal and cake fertilizer can be soaked in water and then applied after being fully decomposed), which can ensure the good development of branches and leaves and flower buds.

Potted Chimonanthus praecox should always be topdressing to promote the formation of a large number of flower buds, otherwise the flowers will be scarce. Generally, 1 time decomposed cake fertilizer and water are applied every 7 days from May to June every year, and the ratio of fertilizer to water can be 3: 10. July-August is the flower bud formation period of Chimonanthus praecox. Fertilization can be applied every 15-20 days, and the concentration of fertilizer and water should be dilute, and the ratio of fertilizer and water should be 1: 5. This is helpful for flower bud differentiation. Fertilizer must be fully decomposed, otherwise the roots will rot. Apply 1 times dry cake fertilizer after autumn to meet the demand for nutrients at flowering. After winter, the pot soil should be dry and not fertilized, otherwise the flowering period will be shortened.

water

The ground-planted Chimonanthus praecox is watered 1 time before early winter, fertilized 1 time after flowering and watered 1 time. Do not water at ordinary times, only when the weather is too dry can you water it properly.

Watering potted Chimonanthus praecox should master the principle of drying thoroughly before watering. Don't water too much and the soil in the pot should not be too wet. But don't overdo it, too much will lead to irregular flowers.

3. Temperature and lighting

Potted Chimonanthus praecox was moved indoors from June to February in 5438. If the room temperature is high, it can bloom before New Year's Day; But if the room temperature is low, the flowering period can be postponed until around the Spring Festival. After flowering, it should be moved to the shade to prevent the premature germination of new shoots and leaves, which will affect the differentiation of flower buds and is not conducive to the next year's flowering.

4, plastic pruning

Chimonanthus praecox has strong germination ability, so it should be pruned in time after flowering. Generally, it is necessary to cut off the part of the flower branch above 20 cm, shorten the elongation branch of the previous year, and leave 1-2 pairs of buds. In this way, nutrients can be concentrated to pump out new branches, creating favorable conditions for brilliant flowers in the coming year.

5. Reproduction

The propagation of Chimonanthus praecox can be achieved by sowing, layering, grafting and rameting. Seeding method is generally not used because it is difficult to maintain the original excellent characteristics of flowers. Grafting is widely used. There are two methods of grafting: cutting and docking, and cutting is the most commonly used.

The cutting time is around the middle of March, and it is best to do it when the leaf buds of Chimonanthus praecox just germinate to the size of rice grains. If the leaf buds are too big or have sprouted, it is not easy to survive. The commonly used Chimonanthus praecox seedlings were used as rootstocks for cutting, and the precious varieties Suxin or Pankou Chimonanthus praecox were used as scions. The scion should choose the stout long branches of 1 month ago 1 year, and cut off their tops to concentrate nutrients on the buds in the middle of the branches. The scion is 7-8 cm long and leaves 1-2 pairs of buds. Don't cut the scion too deep, leave the xylem a little. The rootstock is cut from 5-6 cm above the ground, cut downward from 1/3 of the diameter of the rootstock, split 4-5 cm, insert the Chimonanthus praecox scion into the rootstock incision, and align with the cambium. After grafting, tie it firmly with soft hemp skin, and then seal the rootstock and scion together with loose soil until the top of the scion is covered. After that, keep the soil moist. 1 month later, loosen the soil and check whether it survives. If it survives, wipe off other new buds on the rootstock to promote the growth of grafted buds. Then, it is covered with loose soil to prevent the newly grafted buds from dying by wind, sun and exposure. 1 month later, the soil will be gradually removed, so that the new buds will gradually accept the sun. Chimonanthus praecox propagated by this method grows vigorously and can grow to about 50 cm in that year.

How to raise wintersweet?

Chimonanthus praecox is a plant that blooms in winter and germinates in spring. It is not suitable for a warm environment. If the climate is too warm in winter, it will germinate earlier rather than blossom. Similarly, it is not suitable for indoor planting, so people often cut it out and insert it at home.

How to cultivate potted Chimonanthus praecox? How long is the flowering period?

Pay attention to fertilization, wintersweet likes fertilizer; Potted Chimonanthus praecox should keep the soil dry, not watered at ordinary times, but watered thoroughly. Also, Chimonanthus praecox should be placed in a sheltered and sunny place to avoid the cold wind, and the strong light in summer should be slightly shaded. If all the above are still problems, there may be problems with the soil. It is also suggested that L prune the diseased leaves of the stump now, and the flowering period is around 1 1 until February.

How to breed Chimonanthus praecox

Chimonanthus praecox is a deciduous or semi-deciduous shrub of Chimonanthaceae. The flowers are bisexual and solitary in annual branches, and there is no obvious difference between sepals and petals. The outer wheel is yellow, and the inner wheel often has purple-brown patterns and floral fragrance.

Chimonanthus praecox originated in Qinling, Daba Mountain and Wudang Mountain in China. Like sunshine, slightly tolerant of semi-shade, drought-resistant, cold-resistant, and avoid dampness and waterlogging. It needs deep soil and good drainage, and clay and alkaline earth grow poorly.

Potted Chimonanthus praecox mainly takes four measures: cutting, fertilizing, watering and pest control.

1. Timely pruning: Chimonanthus praecox has thick branches and is known as the proverb "Chimonanthus praecox does not lack branches". By pruning in time, it can sprout more robust branches and make it blossom more. -Generally, it is advisable to prune the flowers in time after they wither and before they come out, and cut off dead branches, over-dense branches, cross branches and moth-eaten branches. Leave 2-3 pairs of buds at the base of annual branches, and cut off the upper branches to promote germination and branching. After each new branch grows to 2 ~ 3 pairs of leaves, it should be pitted to promote the germination of short and strong flower branches and make the plant shape symmetrical and beautiful. Pruning is mostly carried out in March-June and stopped after July. If it is not suitable for pruning, it will take out a lot of long branches, consume nutrients, make the flower buds not differentiate much, and affect flowering.

2. Timely fertilization: Chimonanthus praecox is a fertilizer-loving flower. Timely fertilization can promote flower bud differentiation and blossom more. Potted Chimonanthus praecox, due to the limited potted soil, the soil should be sandy nutrient soil with high humus and loose air permeability. Apply foliar fertilizer twice in spring, and apply compound fertilizer 1 time every1day from the end of June to lodging. The dog days are also the flower bud differentiation period. It is also the vigorous growth period of new roots, and then apply 1 to 2 times of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. At this time, fertilization should be sparse, otherwise it will easily burn the roots. After the autumn is cool, apply dry fertilizer once, and apply 40 ~ 60 grams of decomposed cake powder to each pot to better enrich the growth of flower buds. Before and after winter, apply 1 to 2 times of organic liquid fertilizer to provide nutrients needed for flowering. Phosphorus and potassium are the main fertilizers, and nitrogen fertilizer is less. The general ratio of phosphorus, potassium and nitrogen is 2: 1:0.5. In this way, the flowers of Chimonanthus praecox are bigger, more flowers and more fragrant.

3. Proper watering: Chimonanthus praecox is characterized by drought tolerance and fear of waterlogging. For example, the water content is too high, the soil is too wet, and the plant growth is not good, which affects the flower bud differentiation. Therefore, when potted wintersweet, it is advisable to keep the soil dry. Usually it is not aired or watered, but watered thoroughly. However, in the "dog days" high temperature season, it is necessary to water more to maintain the normal growth of plants and make the flower buds develop normally. Special attention must be paid to proper watering before or during flowering. Too much watering is easy to drop buds and flowers, and too little watering is not neat.

4. Pest control: Chimonanthus praecox has fewer diseases and more pests, such as aphids, scale insects, spiny moths and leaf rollers. Aphids suck juice on shoots, scale insects suck juice on branches, and spiny moths and leaf rollers bite leaves, new buds and flower buds. Prevention should be given priority to, and flowerpots should be placed in an environment with sufficient light and good ventilation to reduce the occurrence of pests and diseases. If the above pests are found, 50% chlorpyrifos 1000 times can be sprayed. In order to reduce the pollution to the environment of flower cultivation, it can also be killed by indigenous methods. For example, scale insects can be killed with acid and vinegar solutions, aphids can be killed with washing powder water, and a small amount can be killed manually.

How does Chimonanthus praecox grow into bonsai? ? ?

It takes a long time to cultivate Chimonanthus praecox into a pile-head bonsai. Because Chimonanthus praecox has the characteristics of vigorous growth and many sprouting branches in the rhizosphere, under natural conditions, branches can be cut down many times to form extraordinary eccentric old roots. You can keep a few strong branches, cut off the rest and move them to the basin. The basin soil adopts loose soil. Pile more soil on the old pimple and keep it moist to make it survive. After changing pots year by year, gradually remove the soil and raise the roots, and gradually form a vigorous and simple tree. When the old root is a dog flying wintersweet, it can be replaced by a good variety through docking. Clever pruning techniques: Prune flowers after withering in early spring, and keep three pairs of buds at the base to promote more branches of Chimonanthus praecox, or remove the terminal buds after new branches grow 2-3 pairs of buds to promote the germination of secondary buds. At the end of summer and the beginning of autumn, the top of the new branches of that year should be trimmed to make the flower buds of the middle and lower branches fully developed and full. However, the bonsai Chimonanthus praecox should be carefully pruned, and attention should be paid to keeping the stump beautiful. Generally, the method of coring is adopted to make the flower branches firm. Water Chimonanthus praecox is less afraid of waterlogging, and too much soil moisture will cause poor growth of Chimonanthus praecox and affect flower bud differentiation and opening. Potted soil can be kept semi-moist, especially in the open field in rainy season to prevent water accumulation. Water every ten days and a half in spring. If the spring is dry and windy, water every 2-3 days to keep the soil moist. In summer, the amount of watering should be appropriately increased to keep the soil absolutely moist; As long as the soil is slightly wet in autumn and winter.

Potted Chimonanthus praecox grows badly after changing pots. What should I do?

Changing pots of Chimonanthus praecox is an important technical link in flower and tree cultivation and bonsai management. Changing pots in time and correctly and strengthening related management after changing pots can make flowers and trees and pile heads grow sturdily, be healthy and disease-resistant, and grow into ideal plant types or blossom and bear fruit in advance.

The technicians of flowers and trees should not take it lightly when changing pots: first, the timing of changing pots. Generally, seedlings should be changed to a slightly larger pot when packing, as long as the roots are not damaged, and the time limit should not be too strict; There is not much time limit for replacing small plants with larger pots, which can be operated in the open air in frost-free season and is not a problem in the greenhouse in winter; If medium-sized plants are replaced with larger pots, it is best to operate them before germination in spring or early winter to minimize damage to fibrous roots. Changing pots for big stumps should not be taken lightly. It is best to go straight before and after the spring when the stumps are dormant. The second is what kind of basin to change. Generally, small pots are replaced with large pots, or pottery pots are replaced with teapot and porcelain pots. The washbasin must be ready. Don't knock off the original basin in order to find a new one. If you use a new basin that has never been used, it is best to soak it in water for a few days to remove harmful soluble chemicals. The third is whether there is any new soil to cultivate. Fourth, the planting form has been considered properly. At the same time, check whether you pay attention to several key issues when changing the pot:

First, the operation of changing pots in greenhouses can be carried out at any time. For example, surgery under outdoor natural conditions should be carried out in a cool place without wind and rain, sun exposure and damp heat within one day. The main reason is that drying will damage the roots and reduce the survival rate.

Second, the rhizosphere old soil should be shaken gently to make it fall off automatically, and it is not allowed to fall, knock, dig, comb, etc. Quot force ",which will cause great damage to the fibrous root and serious damage to the pile head. If the old soil under the pile is hard cement and the root is tight, the soil can be dissolved patiently by washing.

Third, effective measures should be taken to fix the pile head when planting: the water hole at the bottom of the basin should be fixed with wire, and a large plate should be tied under the pile to be compacted with soil to prevent the pile head from tilting.

Fourth, the soil fertility is suitable. It is best to make the soil fertility smaller, and then apply fertilizer moderately after the pile head grows normally. It is not allowed to burn roots. Humus or coarse sand is appropriately mixed into the soil to ensure that it will not harden when it becomes old soil after two years, and it is easy to remove.

Fifth, after planting the stump, it is only slightly compacted, and it is not allowed to be pressed by hand or rammed with a stick or pestle to avoid damaging the root. When watering, the soil will sink automatically, then water it several times, and the soil will sink completely, and then plant grass and moss to decorate the basin surface.

After planting and watering for the first time, it should be placed in the shade of flowers to avoid wind and sun, keep the interest and let the pile head recover its "physical strength". Don't be busy watering for the second time. Water for the second time when the surface of the basin soil is slightly dry and there is water transpiration to prevent the root of the soaking pile from rotting. Two weeks later, when the new buds on the pile gradually grow and show the vitality of the whole plant, carefully move the plant to a windy, wide place where the sun is not exposed, so as to make full use of natural conditions, increase the growth speed and become an ornamental.

Can potted Chimonanthus praecox live at home?

Chimonanthus praecox likes sunshine, is resistant to shade, cold and drought, and should be placed in a sheltered and sunny place. It is not easy to feed in winter. If it is a grafted seedling with flowers, it will generally open soon, but it is also the easiest to die after bloom. It is best to raise it in spring. In my experience, plum blossoms in greenhouses are not easy to grow, but potted plants in winter have to be moved indoors when the temperature is lower than 1℃. Online shopping sellers usually give you 5-year-old seedlings, which need careful care to raise. Please don't be superstitious about the saying of Miao for several years. It usually takes 4-5 years for a mother plant to split into plants. It is best not to water too much in winter, just keep the soil dry, and water more in summer. Under normal circumstances, flowers can bloom again in the Spring Festival, and the temperature required for flowering is below 10 degrees. Plum blossom fragrance comes from bitter cold, except temperature and sunshine. Only when it is clear and cold enough, people can appreciate the lofty virtue of wintersweet cheating frost and snow.