1. Sunlight. If you have a Japanese apricot tree at home, you should be mindful of lighting issues. For instance, avoid direct sunlight during spring, summer, and autumn. Direct exposure to the sun can cause leaves to shrink and branches to shorten, thereby slowing down growth. During winter, when the sun is not as intense, you can provide it with light, which is beneficial for germination and flowering. For instance, if the flowering season is indoors, it should be placed in a cool, shaded outdoor area after being kept indoors for a while.

2. Watering. The evergreen beauty azalea grown at home dislikes sunlight, thus it is naturally not drought-tolerant. During its growth period, it is necessary to maintain the soil moisture in the pot and frequently spray water around it to keep the air humid. For instance, watering every two to three days is required during spring, autumn, and winter. In summer, when the weather is warmer, watering should be done once in the morning and once in the evening. Air humidity is also crucial for its blooming. For example, after blooming, remember to prune the withered flowers to extend the blooming period.

3. Temperature. The beautiful azalea in your home is also concerned that if the temperature is relatively low, blooming will cease. There is a temperature difference between the south and the north. The north is very cold. If the beautiful azalea is placed outside, it cannot withstand it, so remember to keep it indoors. Although the four-season beautiful azalea is relatively cold-resistant, if placed outdoors in the south, it can withstand low temperatures, but in a sheltered location.