Cherry blossoms are perennial herbs of Verbenaceae. What are the conservation methods of cherry blossoms and how should they be managed?

Cherry blossoms are perennial herbs of Verbena of Verbenaceae. Cherry blossoms have a variety of colors, a relatively long flowering period, and are very beautiful after flowering. Generally used in flower beds and flower borders, can also be potted. The flowering period of cherry blossoms is from May to 1 1 month, which can be said to be the peak of its growth. It is not difficult to grow cherry blossoms, and there are not many requirements for wastewater. However, during the dormant period in summer, we should pay attention to the control of fertilizer and water, and also pay attention to the external weather to choose the length of watering time.

The growth process of cherry blossoms is very sensitive to water, afraid of drought and water accumulation. Potted soil at seedling stage needs to be moist, which is beneficial to the growth of seedlings. When the seedlings grow up, their cold resistance will be greatly enhanced. If the temperature is too high and the water consumption is large, attention should be paid to ensuring sufficient moisture. With more rainy days, the branches and vines will become thinner and weaker, and the flowering will decrease. If it is heavy, the branches and leaves will wither and even die. Light is very important for the growth and development of cherry blossoms. From seedling growth to flowering, cherry blossoms need plenty of sunshine. Its stems and leaves grow vigorously, with dense branches, continuous flowers and bright colors.

If it is in a state of semi-shading or insufficient light for a long time, the stems and leaves are prone to overgrowth, fewer flowers, smaller flowers and less bright colors. In order to shorten the seedling stage, proper fertilization is necessary. The principle of fertilization at seedling stage is to apply fertilizer frequently, mainly with thin fertilizer, without damaging the root system and affecting the later growth and development. In order to make the branches and leaves flourish and prolong the flowering period, it is suggested to apply more organic fertilizer or phosphorus and potassium fertilizer when planting plum blossoms in a large area. Fertilization should be applied 1-2 times a month during the vigorous growth period of plum blossoms.

The branches of plum blossoms are creeping. If the pruning is not good, it will affect the ventilation and light transmission, leading to the natural withering of the base, which is conducive to the breeding of pests and diseases and affect their normal growth and development. Therefore, in large-scale cultivation, too dense branches should be pruned in time, and old branches with residual flowers and branches with pests and diseases should be pruned once a year after flowering. The above are the conservation techniques of cherry blossoms. During the maintenance of potted cherry blossoms, flower lovers should pay attention to regular pruning, control plant growth, promote the development of new branches, renew old branches and make cherry blossoms more vigorous.