Camel thorn cultivation methods and precautions

1. Soil

Camel thorn has very low soil requirements and can survive in wasteland, saline-alkali land, sandy land and other places. Deserts and Gobi are their main habitats. The harsh natural environment makes it extremely easy for them to survive, and they can take root and grow in any type of soil.

2. Water

Camel thorn grows in remote areas such as deserts, sand dunes, and Gobi. It is extremely short of water and does not receive human care, so it is particularly drought-resistant. Just a little rain occasionally can turn it from dry to green, so there is usually no need to water it intentionally.

3. Lighting

It is mostly grown in Ningxia, Xinjiang, Gansu and other places with strong light and sufficient sunshine, so it likes light and heat. It is often exposed to the wilderness over a large area, exposed to sunlight, receiving light for no less than eight hours a day, and growing tenaciously in a dry environment.

4. Temperature

Camel thorn has no requirements for temperature. It can survive both the high summer temperatures and the severe winter cold and continue to grow in the second year. It is cold-resistant and drought-resistant, so it does not require care and rarely suffers from frostbite, sunburn, death, etc., so it can survive normal temperatures.