How to cultivate small-leaf red sandalwood

Growth conditions of red sandalwood

Dalbergia small-leaf prefers a humid growing climate, and when planting, loose, fertile, and well-drained soil is used. It is a tropical plant, so it needs sufficient sunlight when caring for it. The most suitable growth temperature for it is between 20-30 degrees.

How to grow red sandalwood

When caring for small-leaf red sandalwood, it must be exposed to sufficient sunlight, which is more conducive to its growth and development. It should be watered every two days. Do not fertilize too frequently. Generally, only base fertilizer is needed. A good ventilation environment is also required during maintenance.

Watering of red sandalwood

Dalbergia small-leaf has very high requirements for water and needs to be watered every two or three days. When watering, you must follow the principle of "don't water unless the soil is dry, and water thoroughly when you do". When watering, you must water the soil thoroughly, not just the surface.

Fertilization of red sandalwood

Small-leaf sandalwood generally does not require much fertilizer, so fertilization does not need to be done too frequently. After applying the base fertilizer, you can apply some compound fertilizer in normal times.

Pest and disease control of red sandalwood

During the cultivation process, small-leaf red sandalwood is easily harmed by diseases and insects, so when it occurs, it is necessary to use drugs to treat it in time.

How to grow red sandalwood at home

When caring for small-leaf red sandalwood indoors, be sure to place it in a place with sufficient light and good ventilation. Shade measures need to be taken when it is hot in summer. Water it in time and maintain the soil, but fertilize it without frequent application.

Precautions for maintenance of red sandalwood

If the small-leaf red sandalwood is grown indoors, if there is insufficient sunlight, humidity, and air circulation, it will affect the growth of the plant, so it is necessary to change its position occasionally, but not too frequently, otherwise it will lead to poor growth.