How to cultivate northern yew

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1. Watering

2. Lighting

3. Fertilization

4. Pruning

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Watering: The soil should be kept slightly moist when it is growing, and more water should be sprayed when the leaves are dry. Light: It is a plant that likes shade. It can be placed indoors during maintenance, and good ventilation must be ensured. Fertilization: Do not fertilize when first planted. You can apply some cake fertilizer later. Fertilization should be done close to the edge of the pot. Pruning: When the branches of the plant become thicker, they should be pruned appropriately and can also be shaped.

1. Watering

1. Watering

When northern yew grows, the soil should be kept slightly moist. If the flower soil is too dry, it will hinder its survival. Especially during its growth period, you must pay attention to timely watering. When watering, you should master the watering method of watering thoroughly after the soil is dry. Spray more water after the leaves of the plant dry up.

2. Lighting

It is a plant that likes shade. If it is grown in a pot, it can be maintained indoors. If planted in the ground, it can grow even in dense forests. It is suitable for growing in cool climates, so good ventilation should be ensured at ordinary times, and windows need to be opened frequently indoors.

3. Fertilization

If it is a newly planted yew, it is best not to fertilize it within three months, and wait until it adapts to the environment before fertilizing. You can use cake fertilizer for subsequent fertilization, and do not apply it too close to the roots of the plants. Apply fertilizer close to the edge of the pot.

4. Pruning

Pruning is indispensable when cultivating northern yew, especially when the plant grows poorly, it should be pruned in time. When its branches grow thickly, they need to be pruned appropriately and can be shaped at will.

2. Lighting

3. Fertilization

4. Pruning

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