1、 Preparation of soil

The best growing soil for pepper wood is sandy soil rich in nutrients. The water permeability of the soil must be good. If the soil contains too much water, it will lead to the root rot of pepper wood. When pepper wood is potted, the substrate is made of vegetable garden soil and slag ash in the proportion of 7:3. This kind of soil contains more nutrients, which is more conducive to their growth

2、 Preparation of fertilizer

Fertilizing it is usually not in winter, because the temperature is generally low in winter, which is not suitable for large-scale fertilization. You only need to keep the soil slightly wet. It is usually carried out in autumn, summer or autumn. We must master the concentration of fertilizer. We'd rather have a lighter concentration of fertilizer to avoid its crazy growth and difficult to prune. You can choose some organic fertilizer or animal manure. You can also consult the florist and choose some special chemical fertilizers. Some folk traditional fertilizers, such as leftover soup, milk and soybean milk, should not be used at will

3、 Method of fertilization

The frequency of applying fertilizer to pepper wood is generally watering twice, and then applying fertilizer once, so cycle after cycle. In winter, when the temperature is low, they grow slowly and even go into dormancy, so they can not be fertilized. At first, when giving new plants or buds, we should first choose to use base fertilizer, such as urea, a similar chemical fertilizer, because this rapid fertilizer will have a more obvious nourishing effect. Or use a very weak concentration of fertilizer containing phosphorus, potassium, nitrogen and other elements for deep-seated nourishment, so that pepper can also get better growth and flourish. It is best to add some trace elements suitable for the growth of pepper wood, which can make pepper wood grow stronger and stronger. After fertilization, it is best to loosen the soil to ensure that the whole plant can absorb fertilizer and water and flourish quickly