Cultivation methods and maintenance matters of old Schefflera chinensis piles

Cultivation method of old Schefflera chinensis pile

Schefflera does not like direct sunlight, so in daily cultivation, just place it in a place with strong diffuse light to meet its light needs. Only in a place with suitable light will the leaves of Schefflera be greener and brighter. Provide shade in summer and place it in a south window to receive sunlight in winter.

When caring for Schefflera arborvitae, you should pay attention to the ventilation of the Schefflera arborvitae. You should pay more attention to the ventilation of the Schefflera arborvitae in summer, so as not to make the ambient temperature around the Schefflera arborvitae higher and cause yellowing and leaf falling. In spring and autumn when the light is not too hot, you can go to the balcony or outdoor courtyard to cultivate it.

Pruning old Schefflera stump

The Schefflera is tall and can be pruned in the spring every year. Pruning should be done when the plant grows to the desired height. You can top it and cut off the top of the main plant to promote the growth of other new buds.

Old Schefflera stump in a pot

Old Schefflera stumps are suitable for planting in pots with good drainage and air permeability. If you want to plant in a taller flowerpot, you can use a clay pot. Do not use airtight pots such as glass pots and plastic pots, which can easily cause the roots of the plant to rot.

Precautions for the maintenance of old Schefflera chinensis piles

If the old Schefflera stump is not topped and pinched in time during the peak growth season, it will be difficult to grow side buds, which will affect the plant shape. If you want it to grow more side buds and grow them neatly, you can apply gibberellin to the bud points in the leaf axils after pinching and topping, and rotate the flowerpot every few days to allow light to be evenly distributed in all directions, so that the new buds grow more uniformly.

Pictures of old Schefflera chinensis piles