How to grow a Bodhi tree well?

Bodhi tree, an evergreen tree of the genus Ficus in the Moraceae family, likes plenty of sunlight and is not cold-resistant. In winter, if the temperature is below 5℃, the Bodhi tree may shed its leaves due to the cold. It prefers moist soil but avoids waterlogging. So how do you grow a Bodhi tree so that it grows well?

1. Breeding methods

Soil and container: Choose well-drained, fertile soil, use a slightly larger pot, and ensure full sunlight.

Light and temperature: During high temperatures in summer, appropriate shade is needed to prevent leaves from being sunburned.

Water management: Keep the soil moist and pay attention to drainage in the rainy season. When it is dry, increase spraying or sprinkling water around to increase the environmental humidity.

Fertilization: Apply thin fertilizer 1 to 2 times a month to provide the Bodhi tree with necessary nutrients and promote its growth.

Pruning: Regularly prune weak, diseased or overgrown branches to control the size and shape of the plant, promote branching, and make the plant grow more vigorously.

2. Precautions

Root development: The Bodhi tree has a well-developed root system and requires a larger container to accommodate its growth.

Insulation in winter: In low temperature seasons, the Bodhi tree should be moved indoors or insulation measures should be taken to avoid frost damage.

Pest and disease control: Check your bodhi tree regularly and take immediate measures to treat any pests and diseases such as aphids and black spot.

The above is an introduction to the maintenance techniques of the Bodhi tree. The Bodhi tree is a "holy tree" in the hearts of many people, and you must pay attention to the techniques when maintaining it at home.