Does the small-leaved red nanmu like water? Is it a water-loving plant?

Does Red Phoebe like water?

Small-leaved red nanmu likes water. It is a water-loving plant, but not a water-tolerant plant. Small-leaved red nanmu is a plant with fibrous roots. It is relatively water-loving and likes to grow in a humid environment. It is relatively resistant to waterlogging. It needs to be watered frequently to keep the soil moist.

Is the small-leaved red nanmu afraid of too much water?

Small-leaved red nanmu is not afraid of too much water, it likes more water. Small-leaved red nanmu is more resistant to waterlogging, but is afraid of waterlogging. If waterlogging occurs, stop watering, put it in a ventilated place, wait until it is completely dry before watering, or loosen the soil.

Can the small-leaved red nanmu be grown in water?

Small-leaved red nanmu can be grown in water. When growing in water, the tree embryo of the small-leaved red nanmu should be disinfected, then soaked in water for 24 hours, and then the leaves and branches should be disinfected again with potassium permanganate. Then put it in tap water and keep it away from direct sunlight.

Watering method of red nanmu

When watering small-leaved red nanmu, you should follow the principle of not watering unless the soil is dry, and watering thoroughly when you do. The soil of the new stump must be kept moist and cannot lack water, but watering should also be moderate and appropriate without water accumulation.

1. When watering, the soil should not be too dry or too wet. During the growing season in spring and autumn, more water should be given to maintain sufficient moisture to facilitate its growth.

2. In summer, water it once in the morning and once in the evening, and spray water on the leaves and branches frequently, paying attention to moisturizing and shading.

3. In winter, when the small-leaved red macaw enters a dormant period, you should water it less and just keep the soil slightly dry. It has a strong drought resistance.