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- Tips for taking care of Abelia grandiflora
- How do you properly pour Abelia grandiflora?
- When should fertilizer be on the plan?
- Does Abelia grandiflora have to be cut?
- Can the shrub be transplanted?
- Which diseases and pests can occur?
- How is Abelia grandiflora wintered?
- Tips
The Abelia grandiflora needs a lot of water
Tips for taking care of Abelia grandiflora
A particularly popular Abelian species is Abelia grandiflora, which with its large, fragrant flowers is a real eye-catcher in the garden or on the terrace. In order for the shrub to bloom enduringly, it needs sufficient water and nutrients. Tips for taking care of Abelia grandiflora.
How do you properly pour Abelia grandiflora?
Abelia grandiflora withstands dry phases only for a very short time. Therefore, water regularly, but avoid waterlogging. After a prolonged dry period, you must water thoroughly.
In the bucket, Abelia grandiflora must be watered at least once a day in very hot temperatures, and every two days on cooler days.
When should fertilizer be on the plan?
If the Abelia grandiflora is outdoors, it will be enough if you provide it with organic fertilizer such as compost in the spring and at the end of the summer.
If you do not have organic fertilizer available, fertilize with a liquid fertilizer that is not too nitrogen-containing from spring to fall.
When taking care of the tub, fertilize Abelia grandiflora with a liquid fertilizer every two weeks.
Does Abelia grandiflora have to be cut?
A pruning does not need Abelia grandiflora. In the spring before budding, cut the shrub into shape and clear it off a bit. Abelias branch out and can become quite dense.
Can the shrub be transplanted?
You should transplant Abelia grandiflora only if the location is unfavorable or the shrub has become too large. Best time to transplant is the spring.
During the care in the tub, you will be piling Abelias into fresh soil every spring.
Which diseases and pests can occur?
Abelia grandiflora is relatively resistant to diseases or pests. Watch out for:
Caring for the Abelia grandiflora, it suffers from chlorosis, a deficiency disease that can be combated by fresh soil and fertilizers.
How is Abelia grandiflora wintered?
Abelia grandiflora is only partially hardy and needs a good winter protection outdoors. Plants in the tub should be wintered in the cool conservatory.
Tips
Abelia grandiflora can be planted in the garden from spring to autumn. The location should be sheltered from the wind and sunny to partially shaded. In shady locations, the shrub takes care of and develops only a few flowers.