How to grow phoenix bamboo

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Daily management

Repot and fertilize

Breeding method

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When cultivating phoenix bamboo, you should pay attention to reducing light in summer and spraying water on the leaves from time to time. In winter, it should be maintained indoors, control water content and stop fertilizing. Generally, during the growing season, fertilizing is done once every 20 days, preferably with decomposed bean cake water. Fertilizing should be stopped during dormancy in winter, and the pot should be changed once every two years. It can be propagated by division or seed sowing, and the sowing time is longer.

Daily management

Daily management

For potted phoenix bamboo, the light should be reduced in summer and placed outdoors in a ventilated and cool place. Pay attention to watering frequently to keep the pot soil moist, and spray water on the leaves. Sprinkle water on the ground to keep the air moist and make the plants lush and green.

The high temperature and dryness in summer will cause the leaves of the bamboo to wither. At this time, the temperature should be appropriately cooled to prevent stuffiness. Place it indoors for maintenance in winter. Control the water content of the plants, prevent excessive growth, stop fertilizing, and keep the room temperature above 10°C.

Changing pots and fertilizing

In Phoenix During the growth period of tail bamboo, fertilizer needs to be applied every 20 days. When fertilizing, use decomposed and thin bean cake water or liquid fertilizer. In winter, when the temperature is low and the plants enter dormancy, fertilization should be stopped and daily care should be maintained.

Phoenix bamboo can be repotted once every 2 years. Potted phoenix bamboo should be mixed with leaf mold soil, garden soil and a small amount of appropriate amount.

Propagation method

Phoenix tail bamboo Can be propagated by division or seed. Propagation by division can be carried out in early spring. Pour the densely growing bushes out of the soil, cut the rhizomes with a knife, and pot them up.

Seed propagation should be carried out from April to May every year. The seeds should be soaked in warm water for about 2 days before sowing. Germination takes about one and a half months after sowing. The sprouts grow slowly and take half a year to be cultured.

Repot and fertilize

Breeding method

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