The cultivation methods and precautions of bayberry

Water bayberry is very easy to grow. It has relatively high requirements for light. It is suitable for growing in a humid environment, so it needs to be watered frequently to maintain the moisture of the soil, which is conducive to the growth of water bayberry. Water bayberry also has a relatively high ornamental value.

How to cultivate bayberry

1. Lighting

Water bayberry likes to grow in sunny places. The best situation is sufficient scattered light. It cannot be exposed to direct sunlight, especially in summer, which can easily burn the leaves of water bayberry. It cannot be without sunlight, otherwise the branches of water bayberry will grow too long without regularity and direction.

2. Temperature

Water bayberry has a strong tolerance to low temperatures. When the temperature is relatively high in summer, it needs to be cooled down. When the temperature is relatively low in winter, water bayberry can grow normally.

3. Moisture

Water bayberry likes a humid growing environment. Wild water bayberry mostly appears in humid places such as near ditches or rivers. It needs a lot of water during its growth period.

4. Soil

Water bayberry needs to be grown in nutrient soil, which can be mixed with humus soil and sandy soil. Moist soil is also conducive to the growth of moss. Using moss as decoration on the surface of the potting soil will make the bonsai more elegant and better protect the moisture of the soil.

Precautions for the maintenance of bayberry

When caring for bayberry, you should pay attention to pruning. In spring, you should focus on pruning branches and leaves. Those branches that are too long, too dense, too long, and listless should all be pruned away, so that the main body is concentrated on the main branches.