Cultivation methods and precautions of Melaleuca melaleuca

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Specific breeding methods:

Precautions:

Melaleuca melaleuca is deeply loved by people. In addition to its beautiful tree shape and unique flowers, it is also very capable of adapting to the environment. Even if it is planted in poor air, it can not only grow normally, but also evolve. Air. Let me ask you, who wouldn’t want to plant a plant like this? Let’s take a look at how to grow this plant. What details should you pay attention to!

Specific breeding methods:

The most suitable soil:

Soil that is fluffy, permeable, water-retaining and fertile is sufficient. Of course, it can survive even on poor and dry soil.

Optimal humidity:

In spring and autumn, the pot soil should be kept in a semi-tidal state. In summer, the amount of watering should be increased, and water should be sprayed around it, on the soil and branches frequently. This can reduce water consumption and at the same time keep the environment moist, which is very beneficial to the growth of plants, especially spraying water on the branches and leaves, which is very beneficial to the newly planted Melaleuca and can improve its survival rate.

Optimum temperature:

It is very tolerant of high temperatures and can continue to survive even when the temperature rises to 45 degrees, but the best growth temperature is around 25 degrees; it can survive in winter. With a temperature of minus 5 degrees Celsius, indoors in the north cannot survive the winter intact. If simple work to keep out the cold can be carried out in the south, they can survive the winter safely outdoors.

Best light:

If it grows in full sunlight, it will be more luxuriant, but if it is grown in semi-shade, although it can still grow, the branches and leaves will be thin and discolored.

Notes:

In terms of fertilization, it should be done every 15 days when it is first planted, and once a year after it has grown. There is no need to fertilize too much.

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