Nandina domestica cultivation methods and precautions

1. Maintenance conditions

1. Soil: It is usually advisable to give it fertile soil. Sandy soil such as river sand with good drainage is very good for cultivation, which is more conducive to its growth.

2. Watering: You can water the plant once a day in the summer. Reduce watering or stop watering in the winter, and avoid water accumulation. Control the amount of water, otherwise it will cause root rot of the plant.

3. Light: It likes to grow in an environment with good sunlight, so it can be grown outdoors. Just pay attention to shading in the summer and avoid being exposed to strong sunlight.

4. Temperature: The suitable temperature is around 24-26 degrees. The temperature in winter should not be too low. You can take appropriate measures to keep warm. It is recommended to cover it with a film for insulation and keep it above 8 degrees to safely spend the winter.

5. Fertilization: You can apply fertilizer and water to it once every 30 days, and add base fertilizer when it is placed in the pot to ensure its growth. In addition, pay attention to topdressing, and it is advisable to add some fertilizer containing potassium.

2. Precautions

You can repot it in early spring, and remember to clean the leaves every week. In addition, it is also important to properly prune old leaves and dead branches to prevent excessive loss of nutrients. It can also maintain the beauty of the plant and also help it to bloom.