How to grow Camptotheca acuminata

1. Soil:

Camptotheca acuminata grows faster when planted in well-drained, fertile, moist and permeable sandy loam, but is prone to poor development when planted in dry and barren land.

2. Temperature:

Camptotheca acuminata is not tolerant to severe cold and high temperatures. Too high temperatures will cause the plant to grow slowly, while too low temperatures will cause frostbite on the plant. The temperature during planting should be adjusted between 13-17℃.

3. Watering:

Camptotheca acuminata is not drought-tolerant and has a high demand for water. It is necessary to water it on time to maintain the moisture required for its growth. But don't water too much, otherwise water will accumulate and the roots will rot easily.

4. Lighting:

The camptotheca acuminata likes an environment with plenty of sunlight. It needs sufficient light to grow. It should be placed in an open area with plenty of sunlight, and should be shaded in time during the hot summer.

5. Notes:

1. Diseases:

The main diseases of camptotheca acuminata are black spot and root rot, which can harm the leaves and rhizomes of camptotheca acuminata. Before sowing, disinfect the seedbed and clean up diseased plants. If diseases are found, spray chlorothalonil or mancozeb solution for prevention and control.

2. Pests:

The main insect pest is the cutworm, which feeds on the leaves of the camptotheca acuminata and affects its normal development. You can use poison bait to kill the insects, or you can use chemical agents such as dichlorvos solution to spray for prevention and control.