When planting chayote, humus soil, peat soil and river sand can be mixed to make nutrient soil as the cultivation substrate. In winter, bergamot flowers need to be moved indoors for maintenance, and the room temperature should be controlled at around 15°C. During the growth period of the bergamot flower, it is necessary to topdress it with quick-acting fertilizer and water it every 2 to 3 days to prevent the bergamot flower from drying out due to lack of water. Methods and precautions for planting golden bergamot

When planting golden bergamot, you must first choose suitable soil. Golden bergamot is suitable for growing in acidic soil that is loose, breathable and well-drained. When planting golden bergamot, humus soil, peat soil, and river sand can be mixed to make a cultivation substrate. Note that the pH of the soil needs to be controlled at around 5.3.

The cold tolerance of bergamot is poor. It will grow poorly in an environment below 0℃. Therefore, when cultivating bergamot, it needs to be cultivated at 12 December every year. Month, move it to a warm room for curing, and control the indoor temperature at about 15°C. Note that when maintaining bergamot flowers, you need to open windows frequently to ensure air circulation.

When planting bergamot flowers, it is also necessary to provide appropriate nutrients. During the growth period of bergamot flowers, quick-acting organic fertilizer needs to be applied once so that the bergamot flowers can grow and develop vigorously. . Note that during the flowering and fruiting stage of bergamot, it is necessary to apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizer or compound fertilizer three times to increase the yield of bergamot.

Bergamot flowers are suitable for growing in a humid environment. In the process of maintaining bergamot flowers, they need to be watered every 2 to 3 days. When the air is relatively dry in summer and winter, it is necessary to spray water on the leaves once a day to prevent the leaves from lacking water and drying up.