How to grow red sandalwood better? Where is it suitable to grow red sandalwood?

Although the small-leaf red sandalwood does not look as majestic as the fortune tree, its small and delicate shape has a very unusual meaning. So how to grow small-leaf red sandalwood better?

How to grow small-leaf red sandalwood

1. Soil

Dalbergia small-leaf has a well-developed root system and nodules, which fix nitrogen. Therefore, Dalbergia small-leaf has low requirements for soil, but fertile and high-quality soil can increase the survival rate of Dalbergia small-leaf and make it grow stronger.

2. Temperature

The rosewood, which originated in India, prefers a warmer environment and is very susceptible to frost damage. 20 to 30 degrees Celsius is the optimal growth temperature for rosewood.

If the temperature is below 2℃, there will be a risk of dormancy or even freezing to death. Therefore, in winter, red sandalwood should be kept indoors with heating equipment to avoid frostbite and death.

3. Moisture

Small-leaf red sandalwood likes moisture and avoids drought. Water should be frequently applied to keep the soil moist. In the hot summer, water should be sprayed on the surface of the leaves every day to keep the humidity of the surrounding environment at a high level and enhance its breathing. However, it should be noted that water cannot accumulate in the pot, otherwise it will accelerate the shedding of leaves and affect healthy growth.

4. Water and fertilizer management

The plant of small-leaf red sandalwood has a relatively large demand for water, so watering should be more frequent. Water it about once every three days, and water it thoroughly each time.

If you stop watering when you see the soil surface is wet, the roots will easily dry out in the long run. In hot weather, in addition to watering the flowerpot, you can also spray some water on the leaves.

In addition, the demand for fertilizer for small-leaf red sandalwood is not large, so it does not need to be fertilized too much. It is recommended to drop a few drops of nutrient solution into the water when watering.

5. Lighting

Small-leaf red sandalwood has a high demand for sunlight, so it must be exposed to the sun more often and should not be kept in a dark place indoors. If the sun is too strong in summer, it needs proper shade. This plant prefers a fixed environment, so it is best not to move it at will.

What should I pay attention to when raising red sandalwood?

1. Avoid moving potted plants multiple times

There are two points that require special attention in the cultivation of small-leaf red sandalwood bonsai. One is to avoid moving the potted plants many times, because they have adapted to growing in a certain environment. If they are moved many times, the plants will wither and die.

2. Pest and disease control

The other is the prevention and treatment of pests and diseases. Pests and diseases have a relatively large impact on plant growth, so pesticides can be used for spraying treatment when necessary.

Where is the small-leaf red sandalwood suitable for growing?

1. Living Room

The small-leaf red sandalwood can be placed in the living room. It is a plant with excellent feng shui. It can not only purify the indoor air and make people happy, but also attract wealth and ward off evil, bringing good fortune to the home.

Specifically, the small-leaf red sandalwood can be placed at the entrance of the living room, because the living room is the external place of the home, it should be stable and avoid evil spirits. The small-leaf red sandalwood plant is best placed in a square or rectangular living room.

2. Balcony

The small-leaf red sandalwood tree is a tropical plant that likes to bask in the sun and does not like low temperatures. If the temperature is below 3 degrees, it will be frostbitten. If you want the small-leaf red sandalwood tree to grow well, there must be enough sunlight.