Qibao tree cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Lighting management

2. Moisture management

3. Temperature management

4. Fertilizer and water management

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Lighting: Qibao tree likes sunshine, try to place it in an environment with strong light. If conditions permit, it can be grown indoors and outdoors alternately to supplement the light. Humidity: It likes a slightly humid environment, and the air humidity is between 50-70%. Temperature: It is native to hot areas, so it has strict temperature requirements in winter, keeping it above 8°C. Fertilizer and water: During the peak growth season, adhere to the principle of fertilizing less and more often to supplement the nutrients needed for growth.

1. Lighting management

1. Light management

The Qibao tree has strong adaptability to light. When it is maintained indoors, it should be placed in a place with longer lighting time, such as a balcony with good lighting or a location near a window. Or under the shade of a tree. If conditions permit, you can alternate indoors and outdoors in this way, which is beneficial to the rapid growth of plants.

2. Moisture management

It likes a humid or semi-dry climate environment, requires a large amount of water during the growth process, and ensures a certain humidity in the environment. Generally, it is good to reach about 60%. When the moisture in the air is too low, the leaves will turn yellow and wither, and the surface of the leaves will be dull.

3. Temperature management

Because its original area is relatively hot and humid, it has strict temperature requirements in winter. When the ambient temperature is below 8℃, its growth will be affected, so a warm environment must be maintained during the breeding process.

4. Fertilizer and water management

For the growth of Qibao tree, in addition to regularly adding organic fertilizers, appropriate fertilizer and water management must also be carried out during the normal maintenance process. Note that you must adhere to the principle of fertilizing less and more often to supplement the nutrients needed for growth.

2. Moisture management

3. Temperature management

4. Fertilizer and water management

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