How to raise orange trees?

The cultivation methods and precautions of orange tree potted plants are as follows:

1. To choose the right pot, it is best to choose neutral soil.

2. Orange trees love the sun, so be sure to put them in a sunny place.

3. When watering, you need to water thoroughly, and often keep the potting soil moist.

4. Reasonable fertilization.

1.Orange trees are light-loving plants that need sufficient light, and orange trees that have been cultivated for many years need to be repotted in early spring; 2.It likes slightly acidic soil, and needs to be mixed with raw soil, sandy soil and humus soil, and mixed with fully decomposed machine fertilizer; 3.

During flowering, it is necessary to control watering and keep the soil on the slab; 4.Prune the branches properly, the temperature is low 1, the soil.

Orange trees are evergreen trees that can be grown in pots, with strong adaptability and no soil picking. Orange trees prefer acidic soils, and if you want to grow orange trees, you can use loose, breathable and well-drained fertile sandy loam soil. During the curing period, orange trees can be regularly watered with ferrous sulfate solution to avoid soil alkalization.

2. Illumination. Orange trees are thermophilic and suitable for growing in warm, humid and well-ventilated climates. Orange trees love high temperatures, and the temperature suitable for their growth is between 12 and 37 degrees.

Orange trees are light-loving plants that have a higher need for light during their growing period. In spring and autumn, it can be moved outdoors to a well-lit location, but in the summer it needs to be shaded.

How to grow orange tree potted plants.

First, the breeding environment.

1.Soil: Loose sandy soil rich in humus should be used for raising orange trees, and the soil can be appropriately applied with some organic fertilizer.

2.Light: It loves sunlight.

It is best to put it in a well-lit place, and the balcony can also be farmed. If it is farmed indoors, it will usually be moved outdoors and properly exposed to the sun. 3.

Watering: Don't use too much water at all times, as long as the soil is moist. Generally, it is watered once in the summer.

If the weather is dry, you can pour it once in the morning and once in the evening. Just water once a day in spring and autumn, and once every 3-4 days in winter. 4.

Fertilization: Nitrogen fertilizer can be applied when the orange tree is still in the seedling stage. Usually thin fertilizer should be applied frequently.

Second, the method of reproduction.

1.Sowing and propagating: First prepare the right soil, then sprinkle the seeds in it and slowly maintain it.

2.Propagation by cuttings: Generally cuttings are carried out with thick branches.

Some rooting can be applied to the wound of the branch and slowly inserted into the soil. The soil should not be too wet so that the roots do not rot.

3. Common pests and diseases.

Common pests and diseases of citrus trees include anthracnose, spider mites, scale insects, etc. After discovery, spraying control. It is necessary to take precautions, apply fertilizer reasonably, enhance the disease resistance of plants, and properly ventilate.

<> breeding potted orange trees, you need to choose a pot of the right size, spread the fertile and loose humus-rich soil, and then place the potted plant in a well-ventilated and sunny place, according to the moisture of the soil, water every 1-2 days, apply fertilizer appropriately, and prune the orange tree according to the principle of thinning flowers and fruits.

1. Soil conditions.

Potted orange trees need to be cultivated in pots with large pots, so as to loosen the soil in the future, and the soil needs to be loose and fertile and rich in humus, and organic fertilizer is added regularly, which can ensure that the orange trees need certain nutrients and facilitate the growth of orange trees.

2. Sufficient light.

Potted orange trees are a kind of plant that loves sunlight, so you need to regularly move orange trees to the balcony for light, sufficient sunlight can make orange trees carry out better photosynthesis, so that orange trees can bloom and bear fruit in the future, but you need to be careful not to let orange trees be exposed to the sun in the summer afternoon, which will cause the leaves to yellow and fall.

3. Watering an appropriate amount.

Potted orange trees need water very much during the growth period, in order to prevent the leaves from drying up and falling due to lack of water, they should be watered properly, and the soil moisture needs to be observed and the amount of watering should be adjusted.

4. Trim properly.

Orange trees are plants that need to be pruned very much, in order to make the leaves of the orange tree look good, and grow the dead fruit of the bleaching hood in the future, you should regularly cut off the messy branches of the orange tree to maintain the beauty of the orange tree, and at the same time, in accordance with the principle of thinning flowers and fruits, pruning the leaves to provide nutrients for fruit growth.

Potting soil selection: When cultivating ornamental orange trees, it is necessary to choose sandy loam soil with strong drainage performance as the cultivation medium; Water and fertilizer management, water every 3 4 days in spring and autumn, and apply well-rotted organic fertilizer once a week; Regular pruning, thinning of densely grown branches and leaves and flower buds to reduce nutrient consumption; For disease prevention and control, it is necessary to regularly observe the growth state of the plant and spray pesticides to prevent and control diseases.

When cultivating ornamental orange trees, the first thing to pay attention to is the choice of potting soil. It is necessary to choose a suitable pot according to the size of the plant, choose sandy loam soil with strong drainage and air permeability and rich humus content as the cultivation substrate, and mix with sufficient amount of well-decomposed organic fertilizer to improve soil fertility. In the later stage, it is necessary to loosen the soil every 3 or 4 months and change the pot every 2 3 years.

Ornamental orange trees have a greater need for water and fertilizer during their growth period. Appropriate adjustments need to be made according to the growth state. In spring and autumn, it can be watered every 3 4 days, in summer it needs to be watered every day, and in winter it can be watered every 10 days.

During the vigorous growth period, it is necessary to apply the rotten organic fertilizer once a week, and the fertilization needs to be suspended after entering the fruiting stage.

Due to the rapid growth rate of ornamental orange trees, branches need to be pruned regularly during the growing period. During the flowering and fruiting periods, it is necessary to treat the branches and leaves that grow too densely and the young fruits that are not in the right place. And prune off the branches and leaves that grow weakly and are infected with diseases, and shorten the long branches to reduce unnecessary nutrient consumption.

Since ornamental orange trees are susceptible to disease attacks during April and October every year, it is necessary to regularly observe the growth status of the plants during this period, spray dimethoate oxide and pine resin mixture on the leaves in time to prevent and control insect pests, and ensure the ventilation of the environment, so as to reduce the breeding of bacteria and insect pests.

1. Substrate selection: The requirements for selecting soil are well-drained, loose slightly acidic sandy loam, which should be mixed with humus, sand, and cake fertilizer when potting.

2. Light management: It likes sunny light, so give it enough good light. Oranges prefer cooler climates in the summer when the cherry blossoms are erected, so they should be placed in the shade when the light intensity is high.

3. Temperature management: Oranges like a warm and refreshing growing environment, and should be moved indoors in time when the temperature is low in autumn, and the room temperature should be kept at 6 to 12 degrees Celsius in winter.

4. Nutrient management: From germination to flowering, use the rotten ridge dilute and shallow sauce residue water once a week. Use more phosphate fertilizer in the summer, which is conducive to plant budding and fruiting.

5. Problem diagnosis and treatment.

Rotten flowers: It is forbidden to spray too much water during the flowering period, and do not be rained during the flowering period, which is not conducive to plant pollination and is easy to cause rotten flowers.

Rotten roots: In the rainy season, the stagnant water in the pot should be poured out in time, and the number of watering should not be too much, otherwise it will cause rotten roots.