Radiant crabapple is a deciduous tree known for its vibrant spring blossoms. Its flowers are a striking deep pink, drawing pollinators to the blossoming canopy. As seasons progress, radiant crabapple bears rounded red fruit, adding visual and ecological value. With a preference for sunny locations, this tree offers a generous display, also providing shade and supporting wildlife in its robust branches.
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Perennial
Lifespan
0 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
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0 - 38 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water:
Radiant crabapple thrives in temperate habitats, requiring consistent weekly watering to maintain evenly moist soil. Its moisture needs fluctuate with the seasons, peaking during growth and decreasing in dormancy, reflecting the balanced conditions of its origin.
Fertilize:
Radiant crabapple thrives with organic and quick-acting fertilizers. Optimal fertilization occurs in fall, enhancing root development. Additionally, apply before spring bud formation and during fruit growth. Create a 30 cm soil ditch around the trunk for even fertilizer distribution, followed by thorough watering and soil loosening.
Pruning:
Radiant crabapple is an ornamental deciduous tree admired for its pink blossoms and fall color. Early spring pruning enhances air circulation and sunlight exposure by removing dead or overcrowded branches, promoting vigorous growth and optimal flowering while reducing disease risk.
Propagation:
To propagate radiant crabapple, select healthy cuttings and use rooting hormone. Plant in well-draining soil, keeping it consistently moist but not overwatered. Protect from harsh sunlight and maintain stable temperature and humidity for optimal growth.
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