How to care for pine and bamboo

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1. Soil

2. Lighting

3. Watering

4. Fertilization

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When breeding, use soil with good air permeability and organic matter. You can mix yellow soil, leaf humus soil and sandy soil to ensure drainage. Although it is shade-tolerant, it also accepts light during its growth. If the light is insufficient, it will easily grow leggy. Water frequently and add water when the soil is dry, but be careful to control the amount of water. In addition, fertilize frequently during the growing season, use low-concentration fertilizers, and stop fertilizing in time when the temperature is low in winter to avoid fertilizer damage.

1. Soil

1. Soil

When breeding, use soil with good air permeability and containing organic matter. It is best to be slightly acidic and alkaline soil should not be used. Yellow soil, leaf humus soil and sandy soil can be mixed together to ensure good drainage, which is beneficial to plant growth.

2. Light

Although it It tolerates shade, but it also needs light during growth, which can only be astigmatism. If there is insufficient light, branches and stems will easily become leggy, affecting growth. Avoid or block the strong sunlight in summer, otherwise the leaves will turn yellow.

3. Watering

It It likes a humid environment. If you find the soil is dry during maintenance, water it in time, but pay attention to the amount of water. Water accumulation can easily lead to root rot. If the amount of water is too little, the plants will lack water and the leaves will easily turn yellow. When the temperature is high in summer, sprinkle more water to cool down and increase the humidity.

4. Fertilization

Fertilizer should be applied frequently during the maintenance period, especially during the vigorous growth period in spring. A thin fertilizer should be applied every ten days. Once every half month in summer, use low concentration. The concentration can be increased appropriately in autumn, and fertilizer should be stopped under low temperature conditions in winter to avoid fertilizer damage.

2. Lighting

3. Watering

4. Fertilization

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