How to grow hanging bamboo plum

Living habits

The hanging bamboo plum is native to the tropical regions of Mexico.

Later, after spreading across the ocean to Japan, the hanging bamboo plum was introduced from Japan to China in 1909. It originally grew in southern China, where the climatic conditions are similar to its tropical origin, so it reproduces very quickly and feels like a "native" plant.

The hanging bamboo plum likes warmth. As long as this condition is met, it has a strong ability to adapt to other conditions and it is easy to grow it very well.

How to maintain

Soil requirements

The hanging bamboo plum has no special requirements for soil, and it can basically survive as long as it is planted...

Water requirements

Hanging Bamboo Plum likes water and humidity. Water it once a day during the growing season to keep the soil moist and spray water on the leaves. Reduce the amount of water in winter.

Fertilization requirements

During the growing season, apply liquid fertilizer once a month.

Temperature requirements

The suitable temperature for the growth of Hanging Bamboo Plum is 10-25℃. The temperature for wintering cannot be lower than 10℃. It likes semi-shade and avoids strong sunlight. However, if the plant is kept in too much shade for a long time, the stems and leaves will often grow too long and the leaf color will become lighter.