What are the fertilization methods for pear tree bonsai?

  Once Awakening of Insects arrives, the weather begins to warm up, and spring thunder gradually appears. Awakening of Insects is the day when heaven awakens hibernating animals with thunder. Starting today, most regions of China begin to enter the spring plowing period. Today, many people are very interested in the topic of eating pears on Awakening of Insects. Why has the saying that one should eat pears on Awakening of Insects been passed down all along?

  As people's pursuit of potted plants becomes more and more varied, in addition to foliage, flowering, and stem-viewing potted plants, fruit-viewing potted plants are also increasingly favored. Potted pear trees are also one of the fruit-viewing potted plant varieties on the flower market. However, because Chinese people have always had unfavorable associations with pears, although potted pear trees are much easier than potted apple trees, potted pear trees are not widespread.

  Pear trees like fertilizer and are not tolerant of barren soil. During the growing season, apply fertilizer about once every 10 days. Around July, during the flower bud differentiation period and the fruit growth period after flowering, fertilizer mainly based on phosphorus and potassium should be applied to promote flower bud differentiation and fruit growth. Avoid heavy fertilizer and heavy watering and the sole application of nitrogen fertilizer, so as to prevent excessive vegetative growth of the plant from affecting flowering and fruiting. In winter, apply sufficient organic fertilizer to facilitate growth and flowering the following year.

  Pear tree bonsai has a relatively large fertilizer requirement. During the growing season, generally topdress with organic fertilizer once every 10 to 15 days. During the bud break period, flower bud differentiation period, and fruit expansion period, when fertilizer demand is relatively high, in addition to fully topdressing with 150 times diluted organic liquid fertilizer, phosphate fertilizer and potassium fertilizer should also be added to meet the needs of flowering, fruiting, and tree growth.

  Pear trees have a relatively large demand for fertilizer. When potting, apply sufficient base fertilizer, and during the growing season apply decomposed organic liquid fertilizer once every 15 to 20 days. During the bud break period, flower bud differentiation period, and fruit expansion period, when fertilizer demand is relatively large, in addition to normal fertilization, the amount of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer used should also be increased. The method is to spray the leaf surface with 0.2 to 0.3 potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution 2 to 3 times to meet the nutritional needs of flowering and fruiting.