How to grow potted purple bamboo plum

Soil suitable for potted purple bamboo plum:

The first type: 1 part slag + 3 parts garden soil;

The second type: 2 parts sawdust (vegetable residue) + 1 part medium coarse + 4 parts river sand garden soil;

The third type: 1 part ceramsite + 2 parts perlite + 2 parts peat

The fourth type: 1 part ceramsite + 2 parts slag + 2 parts peat

Fifth type: 1 part medium coarse river sand + 2 parts vermiculite + 2 parts sawdust

The above five types are all suitable for planting purple bamboo plum. The reason why the editor lists so many is to facilitate friends who want to make their own soil. Or you can directly use any one of leaf mold, pond mud, or rice.

How to grow potted purple bamboo plum

2. After planting the plants in the soil, water them thoroughly and then place them in a place where sunlight cannot reach them for maintenance.

3. Purple Bamboo Plum likes a humid and warm environment, so the humidity of the environment should be maintained on a daily basis, and the humidity should be between 60% and 75%.

4. The temperature suitable for the growth of Purple Bamboo Plum is between 18 and 30 degrees. The minimum standard temperature in winter must not be lower than 10 degrees. The temperature of 4 degrees can make Purple Bamboo Plum go into a dormant state, and it will be frostbitten at 0 degrees.

5. It needs sunlight during daily growth, so that the color of its leaves will be more bright and beautiful.

6. Apply fertilizer once or twice a month.

7. Daily watering can be based on the condition of the soil. If the soil is dry, you can water it. In addition to increasing the amount of watering in summer, you should also spray water on the surface of the plants; remember to prevent water accumulation.