Cultivation methods and precautions of Australian pine red plum How to care for pine red plum

The Australian pine red plum is native to Australia, New Zealand and other southern hemisphere regions, and has been introduced to my country in recent years. Its flowers are brightly colored and fragrant, and have high ornamental value. So how to care for the Australian pine red plum?

How to care for Australian pine red plum

Australian pine red plum is very easy to grow. But it has poor cold resistance and needs to be placed in a warm place in winter. It is also not heat-resistant and needs proper shade in summer. In addition, it needs to maintain a suitable temperature for it to grow better.

Cultivation method of Australian pine red plum

1. Temperature

When cultivating Australian pine red plum, its growth temperature should be controlled between 18-25 degrees . When the temperature is too high in summer, pay attention to cooling it down, otherwise the growth rate of the plant will slow down. In winter, insulation measures should be taken in time, otherwise the plant will enter a dormant state and stop growing.

2. Watering

When growing Australian pine red plum, watering should follow the principle of watering when the soil is dry and watering when the soil is wet. Watering is only needed when the soil is dry. At other times, it is sufficient to keep the soil slightly moist. Do not over-water, which will cause water accumulation in the pot and cause root rot.

3. Fertilization

Australian pine red plum likes fertilizer, especially during the growth period of the plant, it is necessary to apply appropriate fertilizer. The frequency of fertilization is about once a month . We should follow the principle of applying small amounts of fertilizer frequently and avoid excessive fertilization.

Australian pine red plum maintenance precautions

When caring for Australian pine red plum, you should pay attention to regular pruning . Generally, after the flowering period ends each year, the withered flowers and long branches should be cut off. This can avoid wasting nutrients of the plant, stimulate the germination of new buds, and maintain the beauty of the plant.