How to plant small-leaf red sandalwood in a pot

It is relatively simple to care for potted red sandalwood. After the plant gets used to the surrounding environment, do not move it easily. Otherwise, suddenly changing the growth environment will be detrimental to the growth of the plant.

How to grow red sandalwood in a pot

1. Soil

The soil requirements for red sandalwood potted plants are not strict, but loose, fertile, well-drained and breathable soil is the best.

2. Planting

Dalbergia small-leaf is generally propagated by seeds. The seeds are collected after the fruits are ripe and can be sown as soon as they are collected. They will germinate in about 70 days. If you want to increase the germination rate, you can soak them in clean water for a period of time in advance.

How to plant small-leaf red sandalwood in a pot

After the planting of the small-leaf red sandalwood bonsai is completed, its placement is very critical. If it is grown indoors, it is best to choose a sunny and ventilated location, which is more suitable for its growth. Once the location is chosen, do not move it easily.

Maintenance tips for potted red sandalwood

1. Potted red sandalwood likes light and cannot tolerate shade. During cultivation, it can be placed on a balcony or courtyard with sufficient light to promote photosynthesis of the plant.

2. Potted red sandalwood prefers a higher temperature environment. The most suitable growth temperature is between 20-30℃. The plant is not cold-resistant. If the temperature is lower than 2℃, it will be in danger of being frozen to death.