Cultivation methods and precautions of fragrant wood

1. Soil

Fragrant wood prefers soil that is not prone to water accumulation, so it is best to choose soil with good air permeability. Sand or perlite can be used as the substrate.

2. Watering

Don't water it too frequently, generally once every 3-5 days is enough. Be sure to water it thoroughly. To avoid root rot, don't water too much.

3. Lighting

It should be placed in a sunny location and should not be placed in a cool or exposed place for a long time. It is best to place it in a bright place indoors. It is shade-tolerant and can be without sunlight for a few days.

4. Fertilization

It is very worry-free to cultivate fragrant wood. You need to apply less fertilizer. Large amounts of fertilizer may cause fertilizer damage. In order to avoid burning the seedlings, you need to apply less fertilizer or no fertilizer during the growth period. After a period of growth, you can increase the fertilizer appropriately.

5. Notes

1. Watering conditions: Fragrant wood is very afraid of waterlogging, so the flower pot should have good drainage and should not be watered too much; it is also very afraid of excessive fertilization, so the amount of fertilizer should also be controlled.

2. Pests and diseases: Pests and diseases are rare, but you should pay attention to root rot, so watering less can effectively prevent the occurrence of root rot.

3. Pruning branches: In order for it to grow better, the fragrant wood generally needs to be pruned in time, just cut off the top 2-3cm, which can help the new branches grow better.