Growing conditions of Camphor

1. Soil

The borneol camphor tree needs loose soil to grow, and the air permeability must be good enough so that it can grow healthily. It is best to use deep, loose soil. Before planting the borneol camphor tree, it is best to disinfect it first so as not to contaminate its root system.

2. Lighting

When it grows, it needs good light. The chosen planting site should not be too dark, and it should not be exposed to strong sunlight. When encountering strong sunlight, try to take shading measures to prevent it from being exposed to strong light.

3. Cooling

Camphor trees cannot grow under high temperatures, so you should pay attention to cooling down when the temperature becomes relatively high, especially in summer, when the temperature must be lowered to a certain extent. In addition, the ground part should be properly trimmed to reduce water evaporation.

4. Water

During its growth process, it also needs sufficient water to maintain, so it should be watered regularly. When watering, you must control the amount of water. It should grow in moist soil. In winter and rainy season, you should water less.