Maintenance precautions for newly purchased yew

Newly purchased yew maintenance precautions

Newly purchased yew trees still require special attention in terms of maintenance. Because after buying it home, the first thing you will encounter is the problem of environmental change. At this time, the yew will spend a lot of energy to adapt to the new environment.

First, we must pay attention to watering. The biggest difference between the environment before and after buying it home is probably the moisture. Before buying it home, the maintenance environment of yew is mostly in a greenhouse with high humidity. After buying it home, in order to make it adapt to the home environment as quickly as possible, you need to spray the plant with water frequently, but don’t spray too much at a time. You can spray it several times. You can spray more on the back of the leaves, because the back of the leaves has a stronger ability to absorb water. Basically, you can decide how many times to spray water every day according to the changes in temperature, but it is best not to spray water at night.

Second, pay attention to fertilization. The newly bought yew tree is still relatively tender. It is best not to apply too much fertilizer when caring for it at this time, and try not to spray fertilizer on the leaves.

Tips for pruning newly purchased yew

Newly purchased yew trees need to be properly pruned. Because when the yew is transplanted into a pot, it may cause certain damage to its roots, resulting in an imbalance in the nutrient supply of the branches and leaves. At this time, the evaporation of the leaves is large, but the absorption of the roots is not enough to meet its evaporation. Therefore, proper pruning of the branches and leaves can reduce water loss.

The yew tree has a strong ability to sprout new branches and leaves, and it will sprout new branches and leaves soon after pruning. Pay attention to the pruning for the shape.