When kumquat is moved into a pot for culture, it needs to be provided with acidic soil with sufficient nutrients. It is thirsty for sunlight in the growth process, and the place where it is cultured needs to be exposed to sunlight, so it is only necessary to apply water normally in daily life, but it is necessary to control watering during the stages of flower bud differentiation, flowering and fruit setting. In order to make full use of nutrients, timely pruning, thinning flowers and fruits.

First, the breeding environment

1, Soil: After being moved into a pot for maintenance, Citrus grandis likes acidic soil, and the soil in the northern area is alkaline, so it can be improved by applying potassium dihydrogen phosphate, which can promote the leaves to become dark green and grow more luxuriantly.

2. Illumination: It is eager for sunlight during its growth, and it must meet the condition of sunlight. If it is kept out of sunlight for a long time, it will affect the growth, germination and fruiting of the plant.

3, moisture: normal watering can be done in daily life, and watering needs to be controlled when the flower buds are differentiated. During this time, when the tender leaves on the top are wilted, watering should be carried out again, and watering should be controlled when flowering and fruit setting.

Second, thinning flowers and fruits

Because it is planted in a pot, the supply of nutrients is limited, so it can be pruned in time and sparsely, saving nutrients for the plant to promote its better growth.