How to grow a happy tree and what to do if its leaves fall off

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1. Breeding methods

2. How to deal with fallen leaves

To grow happy trees indoors, you need to choose flower soil: fertile and good drainage; environment: plants like a warmer environment, and the plants need to be cooled by the high temperatures in summer; water supply: plants need more water in hot summer and winter Water less.

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil

Plants prefer soil with good drainage and relatively fertile soil. You can mix pastoral soil and sandy soil as flower soil.

2. Temperature

Plants prefer a warmer environment. When the temperature is high in summer, the plants should be shaded and cool. In winter, the temperature should be higher than 8 degrees, and the minimum should not be lower than 5 degrees, otherwise the plants will be frostbitten.

3. Lighting

You can place the plant in a place with better lighting. Do not place it in a relatively dark place for a long time. In summer, provide shade when the light is strong. Work.

4. Moisture

Plants need more water when it is relatively dry in the summer. In spring and autumn, the amount of watering needs to be controlled. In winter, watering should be reduced, otherwise the roots will easily rot.

5. Prevention and control of pests and diseases

Plants generally do not become infected with pests and diseases, and this can be effectively avoided by paying attention to frequent ventilation of the plants.

2. How to deal with fallen leaves

1. Some FeSO4 can be mixed into the soil to improve soil properties.

2. Don’t water too much, otherwise the leaves will fall off if too much water accumulates and inhibits the respiration of the plant roots.

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