Introduction to the growth of red sandalwood Small-leaf red sandalwood is suitable for planting in an environment with plenty of sunlight, and the red sandalwood produced in India is the best. It is produced in small quantities in Yunnan and Guangdong in my country. Growth cycle of red sandalwood It takes 800-1000 years for the small-leaf red sandalwood to mature. It likes sunlight and cannot tolerate low temperatures. The temperature in winter should not be lower than 3 degrees, which is conducive to its growth. Growth rate of red sandalwood Dalbergia small-leaf has relatively high requirements for soil and is suitable for growing in loose and fertile soil. It grows slowly, with one annual ring every five years, and it takes more than 800 years to mature into timber. Growth cycle management of red sandalwoodTemperature management: When growing red sandalwood, you need to give it sufficient light and maintain a relatively high growth temperature. The seedlings cannot withstand temperatures below 3 degrees. Fertilization management : Generally, the most suitable fertilizer for small-leaf sandalwood is compound fertilizer, but it does not need too much fertilizer and the frequency of fertilization is very low. |
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