How to cultivate the Welcoming Pine

Growing conditions of the Welcoming Pine

The Welcoming Pine has strong vitality and good adaptability to the environment. It is suitable for growing in acidic sandy loam. The pH value of the soil is best between 4.5 and 5.5. It can grow well in neutral soil or slightly acidic soil.

How to grow the Welcoming Pine

Generally speaking, it is better to use sandy flower soil with good drainage and high nutrient content when growing Welcoming Pine. It should be placed in an environment of about 20℃ at ordinary times, and watered in time when the flower soil is slightly dry. It should also be fertilized once a month to provide nutrients to help it grow.

Watering the Welcoming Pine

When the soil of the Welcoming Pine is slightly dry, you should water it, but in winter you can water it once every 5-10 days to avoid excessive watering and causing it to be waterlogged.

Fertilization of the Welcoming Pine

The Welcoming Pine usually only needs to be fertilized twice in spring. The fertilizer is a thin layer of decomposed cake fertilizer water. It must be watered the next day after fertilizing, and fermented cake fertilizer crumbs should be applied in autumn.

Prevention and control of pests of Welcoming Pine

In order to prevent diseases and pests from occurring in the Welcoming Pine, it is necessary to rake, weed or turn the soil around the plant to kill the overwintering insect pupae in the soil or grass, or poison them with insecticides. Insecticides can be sprayed around the pests before the larvae bury themselves in the soil or the adults emerge.

Yingsong Family Raising Method

1. Flower soil: When growing Welcoming Pine at home, you need to use sandy soil with relatively good drainage and high nutrient content. It is recommended to mix river sand and leaf mold.

2. Temperature: The Welcoming Pine likes warmth, and it is best to keep it in an environment of about 20℃. It does not like the ambient temperature to change too much. Therefore, when caring for it, you should pay attention to keeping the temperature constant as much as possible and do not place it in an environment that fluctuates between hot and cold.

3. Watering: The Welcoming Pine needs water to help it grow, so when its soil is slightly dry, you need to water it, but in winter you can water it every 5-10 days to avoid water accumulation due to excessive watering.

4. Fertilization: Except in winter, the Welcoming Pine needs to be fertilized, generally once a month. Fertilizers with higher nitrogen content should be selected and can be applied after dilution.

Precautions for the maintenance of the Welcoming Pine

The soil for the Welcoming Pine should be changed every spring. The requirements for the new soil are the same as those for the old soil. This can prevent the original soil from deteriorating and affecting its growth. When caring for it, you should give it more ventilation so that it can grow stronger, more prosperous and more beautiful.