How to water camphor trees in winter

Watering camphor in winter

Camphor trees need to be watered in winter. The watering time depends mainly on weather conditions. If the climate is humid or it is the rainy season, there is no need to water them. If the climate is relatively dry, they are generally watered in the morning and evening. Water them once every ten days or half a month to avoid water accumulation and root rot. Tap water needs to be exposed to the sun for one or two days before use.

If the camphor tree is not watered properly in winter, it may cause root rot, which may cause the death of the camphor tree.

Fertilizing camphor in winter

It is best to fertilize camphor trees three times a year, in spring, summer and autumn. It is best to stop fertilizing after winter because the plants stop growing at this time and do not need fertilizer.

Precautions for watering camphor in winter

1. The best time to water camphor trees in winter is at noon, when the temperature is high and suitable for watering. At other times, the temperature is too low in winter, and watering too late can easily cause frost.

2. In winter, camphor trees only need to be watered once every ten days or so. The amount of water should not be too much, otherwise water will accumulate at the roots and lead to death.

3. There is no need to water the camphor tree thoroughly in winter. Although the camphor tree is a large tree, it is also very afraid of water. Too much water will easily cause water accumulation.