Cultivation methods and precautions of Fraxinus chinensis

The fraxinus chinensis is easy to grow. Its branches have strong sprouting power, are resistant to pruning to a certain extent, have strong adaptability, and have low requirements for soil. The fraxinus chinensis is suitable for growing in a warm and humid environment and has a relatively high demand for water.

Cultivation method of Fraxinus chinensis

1. Moisture

When watering, just keep the soil slightly moist. Water once every 3-4 days in spring and autumn, once in the morning and evening in summer, and once a week in winter. The best time to water is 8-9 in the morning. It is not suitable to water at night or on rainy days.

2. Temperature

The dead leaves of the fraxinus chinensis can tolerate temperatures of minus 21 degrees Celsius and high temperatures of 43 degrees Celsius, so the fraxinus chinensis does not need special heating in the winter and does not need cooling in the summer.

3. Lighting

Fraxinus chinensis is a light-loving plant with a relatively high demand for light. When the light is strong in summer, appropriate shade should be provided to prevent the leaves of the Fraxinus chinensis from being burned.

4. Fertilization

During the plant shaping process, you can apply thin fertilizers multiple seasons. It is recommended to fertilize once every 5-7 days. After the tree shape matures, you can apply less fertilizer or stop fertilizing. Fertilization can supplement nutrients.

Matters Needing Attention in the Maintenance of Fraxinus chinensis

When caring for the fraxinus chinensis, you should pay attention to pruning. In order to maintain the shape of the tree, in spring and autumn, you should appropriately remove new buds and cut off the overgrown branches that affect the tree shape. After a short dormancy in midsummer, it will enter the growth period again at the end of August, and at this time, you should also remove new buds in time.