Methods and precautions for cultivating compound leaf maple

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1. Soil

2. Moisture

3. Nutrients

4. Lighting

Soil: Acer likes to grow in fertile sandy loam soil. Moisture: The amount of watering should be controlled well, not too much, and the soil should be watered thoroughly. The frequency of watering should also be controlled, generally about twice a week. Nutrients: Top dressing is required during the growing season. When applying fertilizer, try to stay as far away from the roots as possible to avoid root burns. Light: It likes light. Sufficient ambient light can make its branches and leaves grow fuller and thicker.

1. Soil

Loose, fertile and breathable soil is most suitable for cultivating compound leaf maple. Sandy loam soil is often used for planting. It not only has sufficient nutrients but also greatly helps its growth needs, so sandy loam soil It is more suitable for cultivating compound leaf maple.

2. Water

Watering twice a week is enough. You don’t need to water a lot of water in normal times. The growth rate is fast and the root system grows relatively shallow. Too much water will cause Waterlogging, on rainy days, water should be stored and drained in time. Too much water will affect the growth of the compound leaf maple.

3. Nutrients

Due to the fast growth rate of plants, adequate fertilizers must be provided during the breeding period to ensure the supply of fertility to better meet their growth. The fertilizing time is about ten days. Generally, farmyard manure is the best fertilizer. Just spread it evenly around the soil.

4. Light

It is a plant that likes to be exposed to strong light. Maintaining it in an environment with good light can fully absorb nutrients and have a positive impact on the growth of the plant. It is very helpful. If the light is absorbed enough, the branches and leaves will become thick and green.

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