Care precautions for newly purchased yew trees

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Precautions for maintenance of newly purchased yew trees

Notes on pruning newly purchased yew trees

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Yew is more suitable for fruit viewing potted plants, so many people like to buy one or two pots. So, what should you pay attention to in terms of maintenance of the yew you just bought home?

Precautions for maintenance of newly purchased yew trees

Attention to care for newly purchased yew trees

Newly purchased yew trees still need special attention in terms of maintenance. Because after buying it home, you will first encounter the problem of a change in the environment. At this time, the yew will spend a lot of energy adapting to the new environment.

First, pay attention to watering. The biggest difference in environment between before and after you buy it home is probably the moisture. Before you buy it home, most yews are maintained in greenhouses with high humidity. After you buy it home, in order to make it adapt to the environment at home as quickly as possible, you need to spray water on the plant frequently, but don't spray too much at one time. You can spray it several times, and spray more on the opposite side of the leaves, because the opposite side of the leaves has a stronger ability to absorb water. Basically, you can decide how many times to spray water every day according to changes in temperature, but it is best not to spray water at night.

The second is to pay attention to fertilization. The newly purchased yew itself is still relatively tender. It is best not to apply too much fertilizer during maintenance at this time, and try not to spray fertilizer on the leaves.

Notes on pruning newly purchased yew

Newly purchased yew trees need to be properly pruned. Because when the yew is transplanted into a pot, it may cause some damage to its roots, resulting in an imbalance in the nutrient supply to the branches and leaves. At this time, the evaporation of the leaves is very large, but the absorption of the roots is not enough to meet its needs. evaporation. Therefore, the branches and leaves can be appropriately pruned at this time to reduce water loss.

The budding ability of yew is relatively strong. New branches and leaves can sprout quickly after pruning. Pay attention to the pruning of the shape.

Notes on pruning newly purchased yew trees

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