How to care for dragon blood tree

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1. Maintenance conditions

2. Pruning

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Dracaena likes loose and breathable soil, so it needs to be cultivated in suitable soil. Give it an appropriate amount of water. During its vigorous growth season, you can water it every 3-5 days. Nutrient solution can be applied during the growth period to help it grow better. It likes a sunny environment and wants to keep the temperature around 20-28 degrees. In addition, diseased branches and dead leaves should be cut off during the breeding period.

1. Maintenance conditions

1. Maintenance conditions

1. Soil: Dracaena prefers loose and breathable soil. You can use sand, garden soil and soil containing rotten leaves to raise it, which is very beneficial to it. growth.

2. Water: it needs to be watered Appropriate amount of water, during its vigorous growth season, you can water it every 3-5 days. It is dormant in winter, so you can water it every 10 days. When the temperature rises in summer, you can spray it with water in the morning and before the sun sets.

3. Temperature: It likes to grow in places with relatively high temperatures, and can maintain a temperature of 20-28 degrees for its growth. It should also be above 15 degrees in winter to ensure that it can continue to grow, otherwise it will go dormant and will not grow.

4. Light: It likes sunlight. It grows in good places, so it can be placed in a place with better sunlight. More sunlight is more conducive to its growth. In addition, you can rotate the flower pot to help it receive the sun more evenly, so that it will grow better. Just pay attention to shading in summer.

5. Fertilization: You can apply special nutrient solution to help it grow better. Then you can add fertilizer to it every month or so to promote its growth.

2. Pruning

< p>Usually, its growth rate is relatively fast, so we can prune it appropriately, otherwise the plant will become elongated and the shape will not look good. The main thing is to prune off diseased branches, dead leaves and some aging branches.

2. Pruning

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