Most plum blossoms gradually wither in March, while red plum blossoms can only be appreciated in February. At these times, it is common to see friends who love flowers pluck the branches of plum and plum blossoms and plant them in water bottles for appreciation. The flower buds on the branches of preserved plums can bloom at any time, while the flowers of red plums can only be appreciated in February. At these times, it is common to see friends who love flowers pluck the branches of plum and plum blossoms and plant them in water bottles for appreciation. In fact, we can try planting one or two pots of wintersweet or plum blossoms at home, as their vitality is well-known and does not require additional care. As long as we understand their growth characteristics and pay attention to some preventive measures during maintenance, maintaining them is also very simple.
Plum blossoms do not have high requirements for potting soil, as long as it is fertile, loose, and breathable. Such potting soil will allow plum blossoms to grow and develop well. Another thing to pay attention to is the drainage of potting soil. If drainage is not smooth, it is necessary to add vermiculite, perlite, etc. to your potting soil to increase drainage. NOTE:Ground-planted stock develops a thicker trunk through natural soil growth, whereas bonsai stock cultivated in containers features a more slender trunk profile to facilitate artistic shaping.
