Cultivation methods and precautions of fragrant pepper wood

The fragrant pepper tree is relatively easy to grow. It has a strong adaptability and low requirements for growth. It grows better in loose, fertile, well-drained slightly acidic sandy soil. It has a relatively high demand for light and is suitable for growing in places with sufficient light.

Cultivation method of fragrant pepper wood

1. Soil selection

Pepper tree has relatively low requirements for soil and is suitable for growing in loose, fertile, well-drained slightly acidic sandy soil. This type of soil has strong air permeability and can fully meet the nutrients needed for the growth of pepper tree.

2. Water and fertilizer management

The pepper tree is not tolerant to waterlogging, so it does not need too much water at normal times. Just follow the principle of not watering unless the soil is dry, and watering thoroughly when you do. Avoid waterlogging to prevent root waterlogging. The pepper tree does not require much fertilizer, so apply a thin layer of liquid fertilizer once a month during the growing season.

3. Lighting

Pepperwood is suitable for growing in a warm environment. You can usually place it in a well-lit place for a long time to receive sunlight. It is not afraid of strong sunlight even in summer.

4. Temperature

Pepper tree is a plant that is relatively resistant to cold and drought, so there is no need to control the temperature in summer and winter. The most suitable temperature for its growth is 20-32 degrees.

Notes on the maintenance of fragrant pepper wood

When caring for the fragrant pepper tree, you should pay attention to changing the pot and soil. When the soil in which the pepper tree grows becomes compacted and stiff, it will cause the roots to breathe poorly and the leaves will easily wilt and turn yellow. At this time, you need to change the pot and soil in time, usually with loose, breathable, water-retaining organic soil.