Plum blossoms are not very strict with soil, but they should also be used with loose soil and fertile texture, and should not be watered in bonsai often. Excess water is difficult for roots to absorb, drainage is inconvenient, and roots are easy to rot. There is soil for cultivating plum blossoms in the market.
Plum blossoms bloom in winter, which is the most vigorous season for their growth. Although it is not afraid of cold, it doesn't mean it doesn't need light. Insufficient light will slow down photosynthesis, lead to poor development and less flowering. It likes humidity. If it is placed indoors, keep it ventilated.
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Plum blossoms are full of vitality, so they don't need constant care or fattening from time to time. If winter is coming, fatten it once before, and if it is going to bloom, fatten it once before.
Pruning plum blossoms has many advantages. First, removing fallen leaves will make plum blossom more ornamental, and second, it will not waste nutrients, otherwise the fallen leaves will separate the nutrients needed by the branches.
Therefore, these dead leaves and branches should be removed. If plum blossoms grow much, some branches should be cut off so that nutrition can be used in the right place.