Cultivation methods and precautions for paving cypress

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1. Environment

2. Watering

3. Fertilization

4. Pruning

5. Repotting

6. Precautions

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Have you ever heard of Cypress? This is a creeping small shrub of the Cupressaceae family. Although it has been planted as an ornamental tree in many cities in my country, in fact its origin is in Japan. If you are interested in the topic we are going to talk about today, then Don’t hesitate to come and find out more!

1. Environment

1. Environment

When cultivating cypress, you need to pay attention to choosing a place where the sunlight cannot be refracted. You must pay attention to shading, and the surrounding humidity is best. It cannot withstand an environment that is too dry. , ventilation work must also be done well. When growing potted plants, the general recommendation is to place the pots close to the ground. In winter, they need to be buried in the soil and can be spent outdoors over the winter.

2. Watering

Crystal cypress is a plant that likes moisture, so you must pay attention to watering frequently when growing it, but do not allow water to accumulate. Otherwise, like most other plants, its roots will rot. When the weather is particularly dry, not only do you need to water it, but you also need to spray some water on its leaves frequently to do a good job of moisturizing it.

3. Fertilization

When fertilizing cypress, it is generally recommended to choose thin, well-rotted organic fertilizer. In spring, it is usually March or in autumn, around October. These two periods require three applications of freshwater fertilizer each.

4. Pruning

< p> The time for pruning cypress can be chosen before new branches sprout in spring. Select those too long side branches that do not need to grow and prune them shorter in time. This can reduce the competition between these branches and the main branches for nutrients, and can Promote healthy expansion of main branches. If you are pruning the tree into shape, you can choose to do it during the dormant stage of the paved cypress.

5. Repotting

The frequency of repotting does not need to be too frequent, once every three years is enough, and it is best to do it before budding in spring. When repotting, you can properly remove some old roots and old soil, and then replace it with new fertile soil. This can effectively promote the growth and development of new root systems. The paved cypress will grow more vigorously and the ornamental effect will be better. will be enhanced.

6. Precautions

The most important problem in the process of cultivating cypress is to prevent the occurrence of repainting. Its common disease is rust, and the main insect pest is red spider mite. When the occurrence of diseases and insect pests is discovered, we must strive to control them as soon as possible. The most important measure is to choose appropriate drugs for prevention and treatment.

Okay, everyone has finished reading today’s introduction. Have you gained something? Friends who like paving cypress, hurry up and cultivate one, and use the method I introduced!

2. Watering

3. Fertilization

4. Pruning

5. Repotting

6. Precautions

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