Planting conditions of Phoebe nanmu

1. Soil suitability

When planting golden nanmu, you must choose suitable soil. It likes to grow in well-drained, breathable soil that is fertile enough, so apply enough base fertilizer before planting. Note that you cannot use too thick soil, as it is not only not conducive to the growth of the plant's roots, but also has poor drainage capabilities and can easily cause the roots to rot.

2. Suitable climate

It is best to choose a time when the climate is suitable for planting. It is recommended to plant in warm and humid weather. In the southern region, you can choose mid-November or around February to April in spring, and try to plant on cloudy days. It is OK to have a light rain when planting, as long as it is not too dry.

3. Seed Health

The most critical planting condition is whether the seeds are healthy. If dry, diseased or insect-infested seeds are used, they will not grow and germinate normally. If you buy seeds, try to choose those with larger and fuller grains. If harvesting, you must wait until the peel turns blue-black, and you must also take the seeds and store them as soon as possible after harvesting.