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Malus hybrid
Malus hybrid are deciduous trees known for their showy spring blossoms and potential for producing various fruit types. Their leaves, usually oval with pointed tips, contribute to a dense canopy. These hybrids often result from crossing different species to enhance characteristics like hardiness, fruit quality, or disease resistance, adapting well to temperate climates.
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0 - 38 ℃
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0 - 38 ℃
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Water: Water malus hybrid thoroughly after transplanting, ensuring roots are saturated. In pots, fill trays for slow water absorption. Water again ten days post-transplant, monitoring soil moisture. For winter, water every 3-5 days; in summer, every 1-2 days. Water in the morning and avoid rainy days.
Fertilize: Malus hybrid thrives with proper fertilization, favoring organic base fertilizer along with quick-acting types. Best applied in fall, it enhances rooting and nutrient storage. Additional fertilization is recommended before spring buds and during fruit growth. Ensure to apply fertilizer in a 30 cm ditch around the trunk.
Pruning: Malus hybrid thrives with proper early spring pruning to shape and promote healthy growth. Remove dead or crossing branches for airflow and light. Thinning dense areas helps prevent disease and encourages fruit production. Avoid heavy late summer pruning to prevent frost damage. Regular maintenance enhances vigor.
Propagation: Malus hybrid is propagated by sowing quality seeds in a well-draining, fertile substrate. Maintain consistent moisture, protect from extremes, and gradually acclimatize seedlings for outdoor transition. Thinning is essential to give vigorous plants space to thrive.
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