What should I pay attention to when planting Nandina domestica?

Nandina domestica, which is used for greening and ornamental planting, can be dug up in the nursery as a whole or in separate plants in early spring. In order to ensure survival, it is best to bring soil balls, and the transplanting time should be from February to March in spring. The transplant site should be a place with sufficient water, good drainage, deep fertility and a little shade, but the shade often has fewer fruits, which affects the ornamental effect.

Attention should be paid to it. Dig deep and shallow seeds when planting, and water your feet after planting. Pay attention to watering, flood prevention and drainage during the growth period. Dry and tall plants affect fruit setting and plant shape, which can be cut off or leveled after autumn, and new branches can increase fruit setting in the next spring. Potted nandina domestica should pay attention to the moist soil and should not be watered too much. In summer, foliar spraying is mainly used to increase air humidity.

And can not be exposed to the sun, pay attention to timely topdressing during the growth period, and stop fertilization in autumn. Pests and diseases include aphids, scale insects and noctuids. , and should pay attention to prevention and control.