3 types of auspicious trees live for hundreds of years, plant once and harvest for many years

Pomegranate

Pomegranate is not only a favorite fruit of many people, but growing pomegranate trees in pots also works as an indoor ornamental and brings certain feng shui meanings.

Pomegranate pots with bright red flowers mean to dispel evil spirits, bad luck and bring more joy, fortune and luck to the homeowner every New Year and spring. Many people also believe that, in the world of fruit trees, pomegranate is classified as one of the “beauties” of trees because they are beautiful from the shape to the color of the flowers, leaves, fruits, branches and flowers. Body.

For those who want to grow pomegranates to eat fruit, it is best to plant seedlings in the garden soil as soon as the tree reaches a height of about 30-40 cm. Plants should be planted in a sunny, well-drained location. Every fortnight, fertilize plants with organic fertilizer.

A note when growing pomegranate at home, is that you should promote the buds by pruning or removing the top buds to make the tree flower and fruit more.

Crispy persimmon tree

Persimmon is a fruit that contains many vitamins as well as organic substances that are very beneficial to health. In recent years, the number of households growing persimmon trees has increased dramatically due to the increasing market demand for this fruit. At the same time, because persimmon is a plant that is very suitable for soil, water and climate conditions in our country.

Crispy persimmon is also a homonym for pink. According to feng shui, the crunchy persimmon tree with pink fruit symbolizes good luck and good fortune. The fruit-laden crunchy persimmon tree brings fortune, peace and happiness to the whole family. If you take good care of the tree, the persimmon tree will bear a lot of fruit in the fall.

Persimmon fruit is a plant that needs a lot of water, so in the dry season, it is necessary to regularly provide water for the tree, especially when the tree is in the flowering and fruiting stage. Around the base of the tree need to be mulched with straw, dried weeds or husks, this helps to prevent the weeds from growing and not competing with the plant for nutrients.

Weeding should be done in February and September each year. Weeding should be done around the base of the tree three times a year, and the whole field should be plowed only once a year.

Kumquat

Since ancient times, the kumquat tree has been considered an indispensable plant in the holidays. Because it symbolizes fullness, full of happiness. In feng shui, people also believe that the kumquat tree is good luck.

The kumquat tree is distinguished by its orange-yellow fruit, the color of money and happiness. The plant is evergreen, so you can completely grow it in your home.

In the south, people call the kumquat tree a kumquat and in the north it is an almond tree. The tree has a very flexible stem and its height is about 1-1.5m. Many branches and lush green leaves. The leaves of the kumquat tree are oval-shaped, which is a simple leaf shape. The fruit is quite round, green when young and yellow when it turns old. Kumquats are quite fragrant and have a sour taste, can be soaked into drinking water. Very cool.

The tree grows in an environment with a temperature of about 12 to 390 degrees, and the healthiest growth is about 23 – 29 degrees Celsius. So places with too hot temperatures can’t grow kumquats, which will make the leaves always wither and no fruit.

Although the kumquat tree grows strongly, it is very susceptible to wilting. If you give it a lack of water, light, fertilizer or pH, it can also kill the kumquat tree. Therefore, you should choose an appropriate dose to take care of kumquat trees.

Not only that, you should regularly check the kumquat tree trunk for disease or not. Regularly water, fertilize fully and provide enough nutrition, avoid slow growing kumquat trees. It is possible to fertilize the tree once every 15 days. Thus, the leaves and fruit of the new kumquat will grow green.