How to grow round-leaved cypress

Round-leaved bamboo cypress is a green foliage plant that many people like. It is suitable for indoor cultivation. However, some people do not understand the cultivation method of round-leaved bamboo cypress, and there are always various problems during cultivation. Today, the editor will make a special introduction to the cultivation method of round-leaved bamboo cypress. Those of you who like to grow round-leaved bamboo cypress can focus on learning it.

How to grow round-leaved cypress

1. Growth habits of round-leaved cypress

If you want to grow round-leaved bamboo cypress well, you must have a comprehensive understanding of its growth habits. The round-leaved bamboo cypress likes a warm, humid and sunny environment. It tolerates semi-shade, is not cold-resistant, and is not drought-resistant. When growing it indoors, it should be placed in a brightly lit room. If it can be exposed to five or six hours of sunlight every day, it will grow more vigorously.

2. Preparation of potting soil for round-leaved bamboo cypress

If you want to grow round-leaved bamboo cypress well, the preparation of the potting soil is particularly important. It likes loose, fertile and well-drained soil. When preparing the potting soil, you can use leaf mold, garden soil and sand in a ratio of four to four to two. You can add some bone meal or cake fertilizer as base fertilizer when mixing. Water it in time after planting, and be sure to water it thoroughly.

3. Temperature and light for growing round-leaved cypress

When cultivating round-leaved bamboo cypress, you should pay more attention to temperature and light. It grows fastest in an environment of 15 to 30 degrees. The lowest temperature in winter cannot be lower than 10 degrees, otherwise it will get frostbite. When it is hot in summer, you should shade the round-leaved bamboo cypress in time. In addition, the round-leaved bamboo cypress has a great demand for water during the growing season. It should be watered once a day and watered thoroughly, but there must be no accumulation of water, otherwise the roots of the round-leaved bamboo cypress will rot.