Cultivation methods and precautions of Australian fir

1. Breeding methods

1. Flower soil: Slightly acidic soil with good drainage is suitable for its growth, and it must be rich in humus. You can mix garden soil, leaf mold and peat soil to meet all the requirements.

2. Light: It is suitable for growth in a diffuse light environment and can be placed in a well-lit place for maintenance. It cannot be placed in a dark place for a long time, otherwise the color of the leaves will easily become lighter and no longer dark green. However, strong light is not suitable either, as it can easily burn the leaves of the plant, making it unsightly and unable to maintain its beautiful color.

3. Watering: The period from spring to autumn is a period of rapid growth, and more water should be applied to ensure growth. When the temperature is very high and the outside is dry in summer, you need to spray water around to maintain humidity. From the end of autumn, the weather gradually turns cooler and you need to control watering and reduce it a little. This will increase the ability to resist the cold winter.

4. Fertilization: When choosing fertilizer, you can use water-soluble fertilizer. When the growth is more vigorous, applying it once every two weeks is a more suitable frequency. When autumn comes, gradually reduce it.

2. Precautions

During the growth process, in order to prevent the main trunk from tilting to one side, you can rotate the flower pot every half a month to make it more even.