1、 Basin soil

1. Flowerpots: Lemon roots prefer more breathable flowerpots. For novice breeding, it is recommended to choose mud tile basin. Although the appearance is not very beautiful, it is more suitable for plant growth

2. Flower soil: weak acid flower soil with certain fertilizer retention ability should be used to raise it. Specifically, the flower soil can be prepared by mixing sand soil, garden soil and rotten leaf soil

2、 Watering

It needs sufficient water supply to grow. Especially in summer, you can pour more water without ponding, which can supplement the water evaporated by the plant. However, in late autumn and winter, it is necessary to reduce the number of watering to avoid affecting its differentiation of flower buds

3、 Fertilization

In the growth period, it needs to often apply some thin fertilizer to it to provide nutrients and support its growth. However, the frequency of application should not be too frequent, which should be determined according to the growth of the plant. If the growth is good, it can be applied more times, and if the growth is poor, it should be applied less times

4、 Precautions

1. Pruning: time before winter. At this time, the old and weak branches should be cut off, and then the over dense flower branches should be cut away to ensure that they can survive the winter safely

2. Change basin: because its growth requires more nutrients, it will absorb most of the nutrients in the soil every 1-2 years. At this time, it is best to replace it with new soil with sufficient fertility to ensure its better growth