Buddha's orange is also called buddha's hand. It's a very strange fruit tree. It's a golden buddha's hand. It tastes a little sour. It has thick skins and very fragrance fragrance。
1. The nutritional value of buddhist hands:
The nutritional value of all of buddha's hands is good. Its roots, roots, leaves, flowers and fruit can be drugged, with aerobics, cough swollen, liver spleen and stomach effects。
Buddha's flowers and fruit can make tea, which has a chilling effect; they can cure stomach diseases, vomiting, hiccup, hypertension, bronchitis, asthma, etc., which are rather green and healthy。
2. Growing environment
It is a fragrance plant that is usually bred by adhesion, with little seed, and can grow up to a maximum of 3-5 metres, with a control strain that can be kept in the basin, with a preference for adequate light and micro-acid soils。
This fruit tree of our citrus family has extraordinary fruit, like a finger, which usually has 5-20 branches。
Note:
It is not true, of course, that there have been many mistakes on the internet that buddhist hands cannot breed with seeds, except that their seeds are very rare, and it is very easy to breed with tweezers, which leads to a misunderstanding that it cannot sow。
3. Description of cultivation:
If the buddha is to grow and bloom normally, then the temperature of the environment needs to be kept in mind, so that plants can be planted first in the flower basin between spring and early summer。
In the south, the option is to grow in the spring and autumn festivals, and it is too hot for the summer to plant buddhists。
The planting of the buddha's soil requires good drainage and a corrosive micro-acid soil (between phs 5. 5 and 6), which can grow well if planted in the northern region, with a view to keeping temperatures above 5 degrees。
It likes to be ventilated and well-soiled, planting for at least two years before it starts to bloom。
The buddha's hand is easier to keep, it's better to keep, and you can enjoy not only the abundant fruit, but the sweet fragrance of heaven。
4. Water-watered attention
The maintenance of the buddhists does not require frequent watering, except for the maintenance of a warm environment, which is only necessary during a particularly dry summer period. It is better to maintain a state of desolation, which has been dry for a long time. It is also important to keep the soil well drained and not allow it to accumulate water。
Buddha's hands are not indoor plants, and even if they can grow large, it will be difficult to bloom in the coming year, at least on a sun-rich balcony, preferably planted。
It is fertilized with citrus fertilizers, and the pests are protected against folicosis, foliage, mites and aphids。
