The cultivation and pruning methods of cinnabar roots are as follows:

Cultivation methods: 1. Cinnabar roots like a warm, humid and sunny environment, so it is very important to maintain sufficient sunlight. In addition, the soil we usually choose for cultivating cinnabar roots is sandy soil with deep, fertile soil and good drainage. The soil must also be very breathable.

2. Cinnabar roots like fertilizer and acidic soil. Apply dilute alum fertilizer every 2 weeks or so during the spring budding period. June to July is the peak period for cinnabar root growth and flowering, so apply more cooked cake fertilizer. From July to September, .2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution can be sprayed on the leaves 2-3 times. Stop fertilizing in early September.

3. When cultivating cinnabar roots, in order for the cinnabar roots to grow healthily, we usually need to repot them in April and May. Wait for the branches to be pruned. In addition, we also need to thin out its branches to leave vigorously growing branches to avoid wasting nutrients. During the growth process of cinnabar root, attention should be paid to the prevention and control of pests and diseases to avoid affecting the normal growth of the plant. How to prune cinnabar roots:

1. Although cinnabar roots are relatively easy to prune, we still need to choose the right time to prune them, so as to better reduce the impact on the cinnabar roots themselves. the harm caused. We generally choose to prune in summer. The most suitable time is around early June and early July. During this time, its wounds heal faster and it is also conducive to the growth of seedlings.

2. Cinnabar roots have evergreen leaves all year round, but during normal maintenance, cinnabar roots will also have dead leaves and yellow leaves. We must cut them off in time, not only to avoid infecting other people. leaves, and can also improve the overall ornamental quality.