Jacaranda cultivation methods and precautions

temperature

Jacaranda is a plant that originally grew in America. The environment it grew in was warm and humid, which determined that Jacaranda prefers a warm and humid environment.

The suitable growth temperature is 22℃~30℃. If the temperature is below 15℃ in winter, the growth will stagnate; if it is below 3℃~5℃, there is a risk of freezing. Jacaranda is not resistant to frost and snow, so remember to control the temperature in winter. When the summer temperature is higher than 32℃, growth is also inhibited.

illumination

Jacaranda is light-loving by nature, so it is best to place it in a sunny place. However, Jacaranda can tolerate partial shade, so it still needs appropriate shade when the sun is too strong in summer.

soil

Jacaranda likes fertile, moist sandy loam or loam, so be careful when planting.

Fertilization

Apply sufficient basal fertilizer when transplanting, and apply top dressing once in spring and autumn after the plant takes root. When potted, the stem can be cut or grafted to dwarf it, and watering and nitrogen fertilizer application can be controlled.

prune

Pruning should be carried out once in early spring every year, and aging plants need to be heavily pruned.