How to cultivate the fortune treeThe big money tree is an evergreen small tree of the Bombacaceae family and Castanea genus. It can be propagated by sowing and cuttings. It likes a high temperature and high humidity climate and has poor cold resistance. The suitable growth temperature is 20-30℃. It likes fertile and loose soil that is breathable and water-retaining. It likes acidic soil and avoids alkaline soil or sticky soil. In winter, the temperature of the Money Tree needs to be kept above 15 degrees. If it is grown in the south, it can be exposed to more sunlight to raise the temperature. If the temperature is below 10 degrees for a long time, the whole pot of the plant will be frozen. Watering methodThe temperature is relatively stable in spring and autumn, so you can water the plants once a week. In summer, the water in the pot evaporates faster, so the watering time should be shortened to once every 3 days. In winter, the temperature is lower, so you can water the plants once a month. Fertilization methodThe money tree needs enough potassium fertilizer to strengthen its roots during its growth. Fertilizers can be compound fertilizers and household organic fertilizers. Fertilization is mainly done during the growth period, once every 15 days or so, mainly with rotten liquid fertilizer or mixed flower fertilizer, which can help the plant grow luxuriantly. Pruning methodsThe money tree needs proper pruning during maintenance, mainly cutting off some dead branches and dense branches, reducing the loss of nutrients and increasing light transmittance. When the plant is large, the branches need to be shortened to help control the plant shape. Precautions for cultivating the fortune treeWhen growing a money tree, be careful not to keep it in a too humid environment, as the leaves are prone to frost spots. Also, do not water it too frequently, otherwise it will easily cause large areas of leaves to turn yellow and fall off. After pruning, place it in a ventilated place and give it light to help it recover. |
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