How to grow the peace tree? How to grow the peace tree and what to pay attention to

The peace tree is an evergreen plant of the Lauraceae family. It is native to Taiwan, China. It is popular all over the world for its beautiful shape, elegance, and auspiciousness. Now it is a hot-selling flower in the flower market all over the world. However, some people who like the peace tree do not know how to grow it, and dare not buy it blindly. So what is the method of growing the peace tree? What should be paid attention to during its cultivation?

How to grow the peace tree? How to grow the peace tree

1. Soil selection

Soil is an important condition for growing peace trees. This plant likes loose, fertile, well-drained, and fertile acidic soil rich in humus. If the soil is not acidic enough or has poor permeability, it will affect the normal growth of the peace tree.

2. Water appropriately

During the cultivation of the peace thyme tree, it is necessary to water it appropriately. This plant is accustomed to a humid environment. You can water it in time after the sprayed surface dries up. In addition, when the weather is dry, you must also spray water on its leaves in time. After late autumn and winter, the peace thyme tree's water consumption will decrease. At this time, you must reduce the number of waterings and do not allow water to accumulate in the potting soil, otherwise it will cause its roots to rot and its leaves to turn yellow.

3. Reasonable fertilization

The peace pine is a fertilizer-loving plant. It must be fertilized reasonably during the cultivation period. When it is in the peak growth season, it should be fertilized once a month. The fertilizer should be a compound quick-acting fertilizer. After entering autumn, the peace pine should be supplemented with phosphorus and potassium fertilizers. This can increase the cold resistance of the peace pine, help it to safely survive the winter, and allow it to have good growth in the spring of the following year.

Things to note when growing peace trees

During the cultivation of Ping An Fu, we must pay attention to disease prevention and control. This plant is prone to brown root disease during its growth period. In the early stage of the disease, you can spray thiophanate or root rot. After 2 to 3 consecutive sprays, the Ping An tree can return to normal. However, seriously ill plants must be removed in time and kept away from healthy plants. The soil where these diseased plants grow must also be disinfected and treated, otherwise it will affect the growth of other plants in the future.