How to cultivate Podocarpus

Podocarpus is a highly ornamental flower. It originated in China and was later introduced to many countries and regions. It is not an easy task to cultivate Podocarpus. You must have some understanding of the cultivation methods of Podocarpus. The following is an introduction to the cultivation methods of Podocarpus. Friends in need can refer to it.

How to cultivate Podocarpus

1. Cultivating Podocarpus requires relatively fertile soil, and the best choice is sandy soil and leaf humus with good drainage. If there is no such professional soil, ordinary garden soil can be used instead.

2. Podocarpus is a plant with a large growth space. When it is cultivated at home, the tray should be changed in time as it continues to grow so that it has a good growth space. If the tray is not changed in time, the roots of Podocarpus cannot grow normally, causing the Podocarpus to grow poorly.

3. Podocarpus is a water-loving plant. People should water it more often when growing it, so that there is no water accumulation in the pot. Especially in summer, watering must be timely, and each time watering must be fully watered. In winter, you can reduce the frequency of watering, because Podocarpus hardly grows in winter, and excessive watering is very unfavorable for Podocarpus to survive the winter.

4. Podocarpus likes to grow in a ventilated environment, but it cannot grow directly in direct sunlight. If you grow Podocarpus indoors, you must pay special attention to indoor ventilation. If the indoor air is not circulated, it is particularly unfavorable for the growth of Podocarpus. Podocarpus will also have some diseases and pests during its growth. If you find that Podocarpus is sick, you must use medicine to treat it in time, otherwise it will die from diseases and pests in serious cases.