How to manage Forsythia so it grows better? Practical planting tips shared

When the Forsythia seedlings are 5-7 cm tall, begin thinning and filling in gaps, keeping the plant spacing at 5-6 cm. Because growth is slow during the seedling stage, pay attention to cultivating and weeding, doing so at least once a month after emergence. The first time is combined with thinning, and afterward, after cultivating and weeding in June, August, and October, apply a top dressing promptly each time. After transplanting to the field, promptly spray with New High Lipid Film, which can effectively prevent above-ground moisture from evaporating and seedling moisture from transpiring, isolate pests and diseases, shorten the recovery period, and allow rapid adaptation to the new environment and healthy growth. Each year you can cultivate and weed 4 times, generally in March, May, July, and October; apply top dressing 3 times, after cultivating and weeding in March, May, and October. The fertilizer is mainly human and livestock manure water, and nitrogen fertilizer can also be applied. Hypericum perforatum has few pests and diseases, so simply spraying New High Lipid Film for protection is enough.