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How to grow Terminalia

Last Update ：2024.05.02

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Soil: Farming Terminalia requires loose, fertile, well-drained and breathable soil. Light: It likes light and grows well in full sun and shade. Temperature: It likes a warm environment, and the most suitable growth temperature throughout the year is 24-28°C. Watering: It tolerates waterlogging and needs frequent watering. When watering, it must be thoroughly watered. Fertilization: It does not require much fertilizer, and some compound fertilizers can be applied appropriately.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Terminalia is suitable for growing in loose, fertile, well-drained and breathable sandy soil. It can also grow in peat soil and limestone. It is recommended to mix pastoral soil or leaf humus soil with some river sand and base fertilizer to prepare its nutrient soil. This kind of soil is more suitable for its growth.

2. Light

It likes light and half shade. Grows well in both full sun and shade. It can be planted on the beach or in a sunny place, where it will grow better.

3. Temperature

It is a tropical tree species and likes a warm environment. The average growth temperature throughout the year is 24-28°C. This temperature is most conducive to its growth. During winter, you need to keep it properly warm to help it survive the winter safely.

4. Watering

It is more resistant to waterlogging. You can water it more every time, and it must be watered thoroughly. Especially during the drought period in summer, you must water frequently and frequently. It also likes a humid environment, and you can spray some water around it to increase the humidity of the air, which is more conducive to its growth.

5. Fertilization

It does not require much fertilizer. Some compound fertilizer can be applied one month after planting. After that, compound fertilizer should be applied every 1-2 months. The concentration should not be too high. Watering is required after fertilization to prevent fertilizer damage.