Chiyoda no Matsu's Summer Rule 1: VentilationHigh temperature and humidity in summer are unavoidable weather conditions in both northern and southern China (slightly milder and drier in Xinjiang and Tibet), which are very unfavorable for the growth of Chiyoda pine. Good ventilation conditions are required to keep the plants in a comfortable growing state. Chiyoda no Matsu summer rule 2: sun protectionChiyoda pine loves light and can be maintained in full sunlight. With good light conditions, its colors are rich and varied. However, the Chiyoda pine is afraid of exposure to the scorching sun, which will burn the leaves and cause them to turn yellow. Even in a coastal city like Qingdao, the weather is harsh in summer. Therefore, we must pay attention to sun protection measures in summer and provide appropriate shade. Chiyoda pine summer rule three: wateringChiyoda pine can be watered abundantly in spring and autumn, but not in summer. The summer is hot and humid, and excessive watering will cause waterlogging in the potting soil and root rot. Watering should be controlled in summer; the semi-dry state of the potting soil will not affect the growth of the plant. Remember these three principles: ventilation, sun protection and less watering, and your Chiyoda pine will spend the summer safely! |
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