How to cultivate Tamarix flowers

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: For growing tamarisk flowers, you need to use alkaline soil, and loose and breathable soil is best. You can prepare the soil yourself, using leaf mold, coal slag and adding appropriate base fertilizer.

2. Watering: It likes moisture. When cultivating it, make sure the soil is moist. Generally, water it once every 3-5 days. Do not allow water to accumulate in the pot. Water it less in winter.

3. Light: Normally, you need to give it sufficient light. It is not shade-tolerant and must be kept in a sunny place. However, when the light is strong in summer, you must take shade measures.

4. Fertilization: When cultivating, there is no need to fertilize the tamarisk flowers too much. Generally, it is sufficient to fertilize them once every half a month. You can increase the fertilization appropriately when entering the growth period.

2. Common pests and diseases

Tamarix flowers rarely have diseases and pests. If they are not properly maintained, aphids may appear. Once discovered, they should be sprayed with omethoate in time. If the pests are serious, spray them once a week.