How to grow Shibazakura

How to grow Shibazakura

Light and temperature

Shibazakura is very cold-resistant and can survive the winter safely even in temperatures of minus thirty degrees Celsius. In addition, Shibazakura has an outstanding ability to tolerate high temperatures and can still survive in temperatures of over 40 degrees.

prune

Shibazakura is a ground cover plant that can be a good substitute for lawn. It should be trimmed promptly in summer, and every time it blooms, the flower vines and those that affect the overall appearance should be trimmed away in time. It is best to do the trimming manually. In addition, weeds should be removed promptly if found.

Precautions

Moss pink is prone to red spider mites in winter. Once the plant's branches and leaves turn yellow, it should be dealt with in a timely manner. In winter, although Shibazakura has strong cold resistance, you should still prepare for wintering. You can choose to cover the Shibazakura seedlings with a layer of leaves to keep them warm.