Cultivation methods and precautions for Huanghuai Cassia

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1. Fertilizer

2. Lighting

3. Soil

4. Temperature

Water and fertilizer: Applying flower fertilizer during cultivation can make the seedlings grow faster and promote rooting. Light: Shading is required when first planted. After the plant matures, it should be fully exposed to sunlight, but do not let it get sunburned. Soil: It has very low soil requirements. The fertility does not need to be too high, and it can be planted in soil with medium fertility. Temperature: It likes high temperature and humid climate, not too cold environment.

1. Fertilizer

During cultivation, Sophora japonica needs to be fertilized multiple times, which can make the small plant grow faster and at the same time germinate its roots, which allows the plant to better cope with growth. The environment is harsh and it is not easily blown down by strong winds. When fertilizing, use less fertilizer and a lower fertilizer concentration.

2. Light

Saplings can tolerate shade, while adult plants prefer a growing environment with sufficient sunlight. It is recommended to place it in a place with sufficient lighting and good ventilation. Newly planted plants need more water and shade to avoid sunburn. It should be noted that when small buds have just grown, management must be strengthened to prevent them from drying out.

3. Soil

Sophora japonica does not have high requirements for soil conditions. Generally, low hills and gentle slopes with medium fertility are sufficient, as well as roadsides, urban green belts and other environments. It is suitable for its healthy growth and will grow well.

4. Temperature

It is intolerant of cold and likes warmth, so during the breeding process, keep the environment warm and its growth rate will be very fast. However, it cannot be kept in a cold environment for too long, and it is resistant to drought, but it is not resistant to wind and waterlogging.

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