Cultivation methods and maintenance matters of old Nandina domestica piles

Cultivation method of old Nandina domestica

Old Nandina domestica prefers a warm growing environment. When caring for it, the temperature needs to be kept between 15-25 degrees. In addition, it needs to be watered in time during the growing season to keep the soil moist. In winter, watering needs to be reduced, and it needs sufficient sunlight at ordinary times.

Pruning old Nandina domestica

The pruning of the stems of old Nandina domestica is usually done in April, leaving the main stems about 15 centimeters long. Pruning for its shape needs to be done frequently.

Nandina domestica old stump sprouts

It takes about twenty days for an old Nandina domestica stump to sprout. In fact, it is not difficult for it to sprout. It can grow more than a dozen buds even without roots. However, the key to its survival is that there must be enough sand in the soil and no water accumulation.

Precautions for the maintenance of old Nandina domestica piles

1. Old Nandina domestica stumps need sufficient sunlight when being maintained, but they should avoid direct sunlight in summer. They usually need a relatively warm environment and a good ventilation environment.

2. When caring for old Nandina domestica stumps, they need a moist growing environment so that they can grow well. However, water accumulation should be avoided, otherwise it will lead to the death of the roots.

3. Old Nandina domestica stumps must be pruned in time when they are growing, especially during the growth period, useless branches at the roots need to be cut off, and they need to be shaped when changing the soil.