How to plant yellow broom tree stump

1. Planting time

The stump of the yellow broom has good adaptability, so the planting time is not very demanding. Transplanting is usually done in March, when the survival rate is very high and it will not affect its growth. When transplanting at other times, the temperature and humidity should be controlled to avoid it taking too long to acclimate.

2. Proper pruning

Since the branches of the yellow broom tree stump are relatively thick and hard, it is not easy to shape them using the coiling method, so they need to be pruned appropriately. Cut off rotten and overcrowded branches. If it is a branch, observe its position and prune it only when it does not affect the shape and growth.

3. Pot soil preparation

The yellow broom tree stump has low requirements for soil and is more suitable for growing in loose and fertile soil. It can be prepared with garden soil, adding a certain amount of rice husk ash and sand to increase nutrients and drainage. It is also beneficial to the growth of the root system and helps it adapt to the environment faster.

4. Planting

Choose a flowerpot that is of appropriate size and has good air permeability. Fill some sand at the bottom of the flowerpot, then cover it with garden soil, shape the broom tree stump, and place it in the pot. After filling the pot with soil, compact it and water it thoroughly. This will help it take root quickly and also prevent its shape from changing.