How to care for rhododendrons in spring?
Rhododendrons, or rhododendrons, are next to hydrangea the most popular in Poland. Naturally, they occur mainly in Asia, less often in America and Europe. They bloom at the turn of May and June, and their flowers delight every time. Rhododendron is a fairly demanding shrub. It is not difficult in cultivation but it needs specific conditions for growth and flowering. In the garden it is best to choose a calm, half -seasoned position for him. The shrub cannot be exposed to direct sunlight that can smoke its leaves. In addition, Rhododendron needs rich in humus, fertile and permeable soil. An important condition for growing rhododendron is sour soil. It grows best in the ground with a pH between 3.5 and 5.5. Like other bushes in the garden, rhododendrons need regular watering and fertilization. In early spring, they should be provided with the necessary nutrients, which strengthens the bush and stimulates growth and flowering processes.
Mix these ingredients and scatter around the rhododendrons. Shrubs will take flowers
Rhododendrons have their own requirements and ingredients, thanks to which they grow better. They do not like excess calcium in the soil, however, as, in spring, they require fertilization in nitrogen. This is a very important ingredient in plant care. It stimulates and extends flowering processes. Strengthens root systems and participates in photosynthesis processes. Rhododendrons should also be nourished with fertilizers rich in phosphorus, potassium, magnesium and iron.
This homemade nutrient for rhododendrons will provide the bushes with nutrients they need and make the plant more resistant to diseases and. All you have to do is mix coffee coffee grounds and corner meal and spread around the bushes. Horned flour is a natural fertilizer obtained from cattle horns. It is rich primarily in nitrogen. Coffee coffee grounds are a popular way of fertilizing many plants. They contain, among others, nitrogen, calcium, potassium, iron, phosphorus, magnesium and chrome. This homemade nutrient for rhododendrons is best used in early spring – at the turn of February and March. Thanks to this, the nutrients will gradually release into the soil and supply the bush.
