What are the cultivation methods and precautions for potted bamboo cypress

Methods of propagation of bamboo cypress

Potted bamboo cypress is also called bamboo pine, which belongs to the Podocarpaceae family and is an ornamental plant. When propagating, it is generally propagated by sowing. It is sown in October every year and the seeds need to be harvested. Its seeds cannot be stored for a long time and need to be sown in time. The germination rate is relatively high.

How to grow potted bamboo cypress

Potted bamboo cypress requires a suitable temperature when being maintained, which should be maintained between 18-26 degrees. Its cold resistance is relatively poor, so the minimum temperature cannot be lower than minus 7 degrees. It only needs suitable scattered light at ordinary times, and should avoid exposure to the sun. When planting, a mixed matrix of perlite and humus soil is generally used.

Watering method

Potted bamboo cypress prefers a humid growing environment. The soil should be kept moist at ordinary times. Watering should be done in moderation to avoid water accumulation.

Fertilization method

Potted bamboo cypress does not require a lot of fertilizer. It only needs a small amount of fertilizer at ordinary times. However, it needs to be fertilized 2-3 times during the growing period. Alum fertilizer water can be used.

Pruning methods

Potted bamboo cypress is usually pruned in winter because it enters a dormant period. At this time, some diseased and insect-infested branches, overcrowded branches and dead branches need to be cut off to prevent the occurrence of diseases and pests.

Precautions for potted bamboo cypress cultivation

When caring for potted bamboo cypress, you need to pay attention to repotting it once in the spring every year so that it has sufficient nutrients for growth. You can use leaf mold or peat soil. During normal maintenance, it needs sufficient sunlight and a good ventilation environment.