Jacaranda's growing environment and local conditions

Jacaranda Growth Environment and Conditions

Jacaranda prefers a warm growing environment and can be planted in a place with sufficient light, which is beneficial to its growth. Its origin is in Brazil and Bolivia in South America, and it is widely planted in Guangdong, Hainan, Guangxi, Fujian, Yunnan and other places in my country.

Jacaranda Growing Conditions

When Jacaranda is growing, it needs to maintain a relatively high temperature environment and have sufficient sunlight at normal times. It generally has no requirements for the soil and can grow well in slightly acidic soil.

Jacaranda Growth Temperature

When Jacaranda is growing, the temperature needs to be kept between 22-30 degrees. In winter, if the temperature is lower than 15 degrees, it will stop growing. It is not very resistant to high temperatures, and its growth will be slower when the temperature is higher than 32 degrees.

The growth process of Jacaranda

The growth cycle of Jacaranda is relatively long. The trunk diameter of newly cultivated seedlings will not exceed about 7 cm. After more than 50 years of growth, its diameter will grow to about 20-30 cm. Therefore, it needs to be watered and fertilized in time, and there must be sufficient sunlight to allow it to grow well.

Jacaranda planting time and method

Jacaranda is generally planted in spring and autumn every year, using the method of sowing and propagation. It is planted when the temperature reaches 20 degrees. Sufficient base fertilizer needs to be applied during planting. The soil needs to be kept moist at ordinary times, and there must be sufficient light environment and good ventilation environment.