Cultivation methods and precautions of Tamarix

Tamarix is ​​very easy to grow and has a strong ability to adapt to the environment. It does not require special management after planting and is very easy to survive if cultivated. It has relatively low requirements for soil and can grow in loose sandy loam, alkaline soil, and neutral soil.

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How to cultivate Tamarix

1. Pot soil

Tamarix is ​​suitable for growing in saline-alkaline soil. It needs to be repotted and root pruned one year after planting, which is beneficial to the growth of Tamarix. When choosing new soil, mainly leaf mold is used. When using the soil, fertilize the soil in advance to ensure that the soil has sufficient nutrients.

2. Fertilization

The root system of Tamarix is ​​relatively developed, and its ability to absorb nutrients is also relatively strong. Nitrogen fertilizer needs to be applied once every 15 days, and fertilization and maintenance should be carried out based on the principle of frequent fertilization and small amounts.

3. Watering

Tamarix is ​​suitable for growing in a humid environment, so when caring for it, you must ensure the moisture of the soil, especially in summer, you must increase the frequency of watering appropriately.

4. Lighting

Tamarix has a relatively high demand for light and is suitable for growing in places with sufficient light. It grows poorly in places with a lack of sunlight, and can withstand strong light in summer.

Precautions for the maintenance of Tamarix

When caring for Tamarix, you should pay attention to diseases and pests. Common diseases and pests of Tamarix include yellow ancient poisonous moth, rust, etc., which should be sprayed with pesticides in time for prevention and control. When repotting Tamarix, you should pay attention to choosing purple clay pots or glazed pottery pots, which are conducive to the growth of Tamarix.