How to grow potted red maple

1. Breeding methods

1. Flower soil: To grow red maple in pots, you need to use relatively loose, well-drained and slightly acidic flower soil. Planting with this kind of soil is very beneficial to its root growth, allowing it to grow faster and better.

2. Temperature: It is suitable for growing in places between 18-25℃, and has strong frost resistance and can withstand low temperatures around -20℃. However, because it is a potted plant, its cold resistance is lower than that of plants planted in the ground, so it is best to keep it indoors in winter.

3. Light: It is suitable for relatively soft sunlight, so when caring for it, it should be placed in a place with soft light. You can't keep it away from light for a long time, otherwise it will grow poorly.

4. Watering: It is suitable for growing in slightly moist soil and cannot grow in dry places for a long time. When raising it, be sure to water it in time and keep its soil slightly moist to prevent it from withering due to lack of water.

2. Precautions

Usually, you should place it in a well-ventilated place for maintenance, so that it can grow stronger and less prone to disease. If the branches and leaves of the plant become yellow, wilted, or have other problems, they need to be pruned off immediately.