Methods and precautions for cultivating Albizia julibrissin

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1. Soil

2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Precautions

Soil: It has relatively low soil requirements, but the most suitable soil for the growth of Albizia julibrissin is sandy soil. Temperature: The most suitable temperature is 13-18℃. It is cold-resistant, so you don’t have to worry about surviving the winter. Light: It likes light, and a sunny environment is suitable for its growth. In summer, it needs to be shaded to avoid sunburn on the leaves. Note: It is more afraid of waterlogging, so don’t give too much water at ordinary times.

1. Soil

Albizia julibrissin has a strong ability to tolerate barrenness, so it will grow well no matter what kind of soil it grows in. And it also has the ability to improve the soil because its roots contain many rhizobia bacteria. The most suitable soil for its growth is sandy soil, in which it will grow very quickly.

2. Temperature

It has Strong cold resistance, can withstand low temperatures of minus 10℃. However, it still prefers a warmer environment, and the most suitable ambient temperature for its growth is 13-18°C. Precisely because it is relatively cold-resistant, friends who breed it in the south can safely put it outdoors for the winter.

3. Light

It is a very light-loving plant. It will grow better in an environment with sufficient sunlight, which will not only make its leaves more colorful. , can also help it bloom better. So when breeding, try to let it get enough light. However, when the sun is relatively strong in summer, you still need to pay attention to shading to prevent the leaves from being burned.

IV. Precautions

In During normal maintenance, you should pay attention to its watering problem. You don’t need to water too much during normal watering. It is more afraid of waterlogging. In fact, it does not require much careful maintenance when breeding it. Extensive management is actually more conducive to its growth.

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