How to grow yew? How to grow yew?

Yew is a precious green plant, which is usually grown indoors. It can not only beautify the environment but also purify the air. However, many people do not understand the cultivation methods of yew and have no idea how to grow yew. Below I will give a detailed introduction to the cultivation methods of yew. Friends who like to grow yew can study it carefully.

How to cultivate yew

1. Yew's requirements for sunlight

Sunlight is an important condition when growing yew trees. Yew trees prefer a cool growing environment and need to be shaded at appropriate times. They should not be placed in direct sunlight, otherwise the moisture of the yew trees will evaporate quickly, causing the leaves to dry up or fall off. Especially in summer, they should be moved to a place where they cannot see sunlight.

2. Yew's water requirements

The yew has a particularly high requirement for water during normal cultivation. If its leaves appear wilted, you should water it in time. If its leaves appear drooping, it means that the yew is seriously lacking water. At this time, you should water it in time and make sure to water it thoroughly. If the yew is placed indoors, water it once every 20 days. If it is placed outdoors, water it once every 15 days.

3. Taxus chinensis's requirements for soil

The yew tree also has certain requirements for the soil when it is cultivated. It likes soil that is high in humus and has good water and fertilizer retention. It is best to choose a mixture of peat ash, perlite and loam. Do not choose clay, as it has poor air permeability, and do not use sandy soil, as it has poor water retention. In addition, when cultivating yew trees, the pots should be changed every two to three years.