How to grow rain trees

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1. Soil:

2. Lighting:

3. Watering:

4. Fertilization:

5. Things to note:

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Soil: Rain trees are suitable for cultivation in slightly acidic loam with deep soil and good drainage. Light: It likes light by nature and is intolerant of shade. It needs to receive sufficient light during the growth period to promote the growth of the plant. Watering: It is drought tolerant but not flood tolerant, so the frequency of watering does not need to be too frequent. In the early stage, watering can be done once every 3-5 days, and in the later stage, the frequency of watering needs to be reduced. Fertilization: The fertilizers applied during cultivation are mainly organic fertilizers, and top dressing is required later to promote vigorous plant growth.

1. Soil:

1. Soil:

The rain tree has strong adaptability to soil and can survive in most soils. It is suitable for cultivation in slightly acidic loam with deep soil and good drainage.

2. Light:

Rain trees are light-loving by nature and must receive sufficient light during the growth period to promote plant growth. If it receives too little light, it will cause problems such as slow growth and difficulty in survival of the plants.

3. Watering:

Rain trees are drought tolerant but not waterlogging, so watering should not be too frequent to avoid accumulation of water. You can water once every 3-5 days in the early stage, reduce the frequency of watering in the later stage, and pay attention to replenishing water during drought periods.

4. Fertilization:

The fertilizers used during rain tree cultivation are mainly organic fertilizers, and nitrogen fertilizers need to be added later. One time is after flowering; the other time is in late autumn, to apply sufficient base fertilizer to facilitate the growth and flowering of the plants.

5. Notes:

1. Diseases: The main diseases of rain trees are rot and canker. They can cause cortical rot, and in severe cases can cause plant death. If the disease is discovered, dead plants and branches should be removed in time, and chemicals such as 70% thiophanate methyl 100 times should be sprayed for prevention and treatment.

2. Insect pests: The main pests of rain trees are willow poison moth and poplar fan moth, which feed on the leaves of rain trees. Their harm can be effectively controlled by spraying some chemicals or using natural enemies that protect them.

2. Lighting:

3. Watering:

4. Fertilization:

5. Things to note:

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