How to raise citrus reticulata in winter and how to lose leaves in winter?

First, how to raise orange trees in winter

1. Lighting: The light in winter is warm and soft. When families watch orange trees, they should be placed in the living room with sufficient indoor light to bask in the sun, which is beneficial to the accumulation of nutrients and the avoidance of falling leaves and fruits. It should be noted that oranges like sunshine, are slightly shade-tolerant, cold-resistant and drought-tolerant, and are not strict with soil, so they are suitable for fertile, loose and well-drained soil. Oranges have strong adaptability and extensive management, as long as they are kept moist. Oranges don't like big fertilizers. Avoid excessive fertilization, so as not to cause excessive growth of branches and affect flowering.

2. Temperature: citrus reticulata should be maintained indoors in winter, and the maintenance temperature should be above 5℃ to avoid falling leaves and fruits due to too low temperature in winter.

3. Watering: In winter, viewing citrus reticulata is in the fruiting period. The soil in the basin should not be too wet. You can usually insert a bamboo pole at the edge of the basin and pull it out when you are free. If the bamboo pole is dry, it means that the plants are short of water and can be watered once.

4. Fertilization: It is not suitable to fertilize in winter in citrus reticulata. It is best to fertilize and water after the temperature rises in spring.

Second, how to see the fallen leaves of orange trees in winter

1. Watering: If you water plants too much in winter, the soil will always be wet, and ornamental orange trees will easily lose their leaves. Watering at ordinary times must follow the principle of "seeing dry and seeing wet".

2. Low temperature protection: If the curing temperature is too low in winter, the ornamental citrus reticulata will easily fall off. In winter, ensure that the maintenance temperature is not lower than 5℃.

3. Avoid no ventilation: If the maintenance environment is closed and not ventilated in winter, it is easy to lose leaves in citrus reticulata. When the temperature is the highest at noon in winter, always open the window for ventilation.

The light in winter is warm and soft. If you want to plant ornamental citrus reticulata, you should put it in the living room with good indoor lighting to bask in the sun, which is conducive to the accumulation of nutrition. Citrus reticulata should be maintained indoors in winter, and the maintenance temperature should be above 5℃. Viewing citrus reticulata in winter is in the fruiting period, so the soil in the basin should not be too wet. You can usually insert a bamboo pole at the edge of the basin and pull it out when you are free. When the bamboo pole is dry, water it once to avoid fertilization.