1、 Breeding method

1. Soil: Ginkgo biloba has deep roots, so it can grow only in deep soil layers. This plant is not resistant to saline alkali and does not like too wet soil, so it uses more acidic soil and has good drainage. Avoid planting in low-lying places, otherwise it is easy to flood the roots with water in case of rain. Potting can add sand to the soil to strengthen the drainage capacity of the basin soil

2. Light: Ginkgo prefers light. Sufficient light is very helpful for plant growth, and can also make it better carry out photosynthesis, so as to accumulate more nutrients. Ground plants are generally planted in sunny places, while potted plants should be placed on the balcony so that they can receive light all day. If the light is insufficient, the plant will have yellow leaves and fallen leaves

3. Watering: Ginkgo biloba is suitable for growing in a humid environment, but it is afraid of waterlogging. Therefore, the amount of water must be controlled and not too much. Generally, less water should be poured frequently in spring. In summer, watering can be reduced because it is relatively humid. In case of dry weather, water should be replenished in time. As the temperature decreases in autumn and winter, the plants need less water, and the amount of watering should also be reduced

4. Fertilization: Ginkgo biloba not only likes fertilizer, but also bears fertilizer, so it should be fertilized frequently to ensure its growth. It usually grows leaves from March to April in spring. At this time, organic fertilizer and compound fertilizer should be supplemented. In summer, it is a long fruit period. Generally, a certain amount of urea is applied in July. If it is too dry after fertilization, it needs watering. Autumn is the deciduous period. Fertilization is generally applied from September to October to make up for the nutrients consumed before

2、 How many trees are suitable for planting

Planting Ginkgo biloba in a flower pot is generally used as a bonsai. In this case, it is not suitable to plant more than one tree. If you plant too much, it is not only not conducive to growth, but also looks unsightly