Cultivation methods and precautions of the bachelor tree

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: It is best to use loose sandy soil, which requires soil with good drainage properties so that excess water in the soil can be discharged relatively quickly.

2. Temperature: It likes warmth, but the light in summer is too strong, so it needs proper shade. There is less light in winter, so the potted plants should be placed in a well-lit location.

3. Watering: It is drought-resistant and does not require much water. It only needs to be watered once a month. Do not water it too much, as this will easily cause water accumulation in the pot and lead to root rot of the plant.

4. Light: It likes light and should be placed in an open air place with good light, but it should be given appropriate shade in summer to prevent excessive light from burning the plant.

5. Fertilization: The plant will enter a dormant period in winter. No fertilizer should be applied during this period. Fertilization can be resumed when the temperature gradually rises. Do not apply concentrated fertilizer to prevent burning of the plant roots.

2. Precautions

The diseased and damaged leaves should be cut off starting from the roots, and if the branches are too dense, some can be pruned away.