Jacaranda growth environment conditions and characteristics

Jacaranda growth environment conditions and requirements

Jacaranda is native to Brazil in South America and is also commonly cultivated in Hainan, Guangxi, Fujian and other provinces in my country. The plant prefers a warm, humid and sunny climate and has relatively high requirements for temperature and light.

Jacaranda Growth Temperature

The most suitable growth temperature for Jacaranda is 22-30℃. The plant has poor cold and heat resistance. When the temperature is below 15℃ in winter, the growth of the plant will stagnate. When the temperature is below 5℃, the plant will suffer from frost damage.

Jacaranda growth humidity

Jacaranda prefers a relatively humid growing environment, but its requirements for air humidity are not high, as long as it is not too dry or the soil is watered.

Jacaranda growing soil

The Jacaranda plant is not very demanding on the soil and can grow well in general neutral or slightly acidic soil. When potted, loose, fertile sandy soil can be used.

Jacaranda growth cycle and process

The growth rate of the Jacaranda plant is very slow. The diameter of the newly planted seedlings is about 7-8 cm. After 50 years of growth, the breast diameter will reach 20-30 cm. The flowering period is from May to June and lasts about two months.