Can camphor be planted in the north?

Can camphor be grown in the north?

Fragrant camphor can be planted in the north. It is a common ornamental tree species and is also widely cultivated in northern my country. The plant has good adaptability to the environment, but it is not cold-resistant. If planted in the north, insulation work needs to be done.

Fragrant camphor trees are widely distributed in my country, mostly growing on sunny hillsides, river banks and valleys below 1,800 meters above sea level. They are also widely cultivated in Vietnam, North Korea, Japan and other countries.

How to plant camphor in the north

1. Light: Camphor trees need at least 4 hours of light every day. The best time is from 7 to 11 a.m. every day. In spring, autumn and winter, the plants can receive more light, otherwise it will affect the photosynthesis and growth of the plants.

2. Water: Camphor tree prefers a moist growing environment. You need to observe it before watering it. If only the leaves are curling, you only need to spray water to keep it moist. If the soil is white, you need to water the soil, and each time you water it, you need to water it thoroughly at once.

3. Soil: Camphor trees prefer loose, breathable, and organically rich soil. Slightly acidic soil with strong water and fertilizer retention. If you fertilize the plant, try to fertilize along the edge of the flowerpot and do not let the fertilizer get close to the roots of the camphor tree.