Cultivation methods and precautions of tiger palm

1. Soil

To grow tiger palm, you need loose, well-drained soil. It does not have high requirements for the soil and can tolerate barrenness.

2. Watering

Watering does not need to be too frequent. Excessive watering will cause water accumulation, which can easily cause leaf rot. In spring and autumn, you can water more often, generally once every 2-3 days. It will enter a dormant period in winter, so you need to reduce the amount of watering and ensure that the soil in the pot is slightly dry.

3. Lighting

Tiger palm will grow stronger in an environment with sufficient light. In midsummer, it should be kept in a semi-shaded environment and not exposed to strong sunlight. It must receive sufficient light in spring, autumn and winter. It cannot grow in a dark environment for a long time, which will affect its growth.

IV. Precautions

When growing tiger palm, you need to change the pot in time, usually once every two years. It is best to repot in spring. In addition, when it is growing vigorously, it is necessary to prune it appropriately and remove diseased, old and weak branches.