How to grow potted red maples

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1. Breeding methods

2. Precautions

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To raise red maple potted plants, you need to use flower soil that is relatively soft, has good drainage and is slightly acidic. Place it in a location between 18-25°C and give it some mild sunlight. It is also necessary to replenish water in time to keep its flower soil slightly moist. In addition, it is best to ventilate it more so that it can grow stronger.

1. Breeding methods

1. Breeding methods

1. Flower soil: To grow potted red maples, you need to use flower soil that is relatively soft, has good drainage and is slightly acidic. Planting in this kind of soil is very good for its root growth, allowing it to grow faster and better.

2. Temperature: It is suitable for growing in places between 18-25℃, and has strong frost resistance and can tolerate low temperatures of about -20℃. However, because it is a potted plant, its cold tolerance is lower than that of plants grown on the ground, so it is best to keep it indoors in winter.

3. Light: It is suitable for receiving relatively soft It is exposed to sunlight, so when maintaining it, it should be placed in a place with gentle light. Don't keep it away from light for a long time, otherwise it will grow poorly.

4. Watering: It is suitable for growing in slightly moist flower soil and cannot grow in dry places for a long time. When raising it, pay attention to watering it in a timely manner to keep its flower soil slightly moist to prevent it from withering due to lack of water.

2. Precautions

Usually put it in a well-ventilated place for maintenance, so that it can grow stronger and be less likely to get sick. If the branches and leaves of the plant have problems such as yellowing or wilting, they need to be cut off immediately.

2. Precautions

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