1. Spring: In spring, nitrogen fertilizer should be used as the main fertilizer, because it is the growth period of epiphyllum in spring, and it needs to be supplied with sufficient nutrients, which can be applied once every 20 days or so.
2. Summer: Phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be used mainly in summer, because the temperature is relatively high in summer, and the epiphyllum will slowly enter the dormant period.It will grow slowly in the dormant period, so it is OK to add a phosphorus and potassium fertilizer in summer.
3. Autumn: In autumn, the decomposed liquid fertilizer should be used as the main fertilizer, and this is the growth period of epiphyllum, so enough nutrients should be given to it.Some decomposed liquid fertilizer can be applied once every 15 days or so.
4. Winter: Fertilization should be stopped in winter. In winter, the temperature is relatively low, and the epiphyllum will stop growing.Therefore, fertilization should be stopped at this time, and it should be moved indoors for heat preservation.
Some boron fertilizer can be applied when the epiphyllum grows buds, because the lack of boron fertilizer will cause the buds to fall, so some boron fertilizer can be added appropriately during the bud period.Remember not to apply nitrogen fertilizer, additional nitrogen fertilizer will lead to bud falling, during the long bud should be properly protected, otherwise it will affect the normal growth and flowering of epiphyllum.
