What is the function of Chiyoda Pine?

The role of Chiyoda pine trees

Purify the air

The leaves of Chiyoda pine have their own lines. Don’t underestimate the lines, as they can help the leaves of the plant absorb substances from the outside air.

If you place the plant in a pot next to a TV or computer, it can not only absorb radiation, but can also be planted indoors to absorb harmful substances such as formaldehyde, which can be used to purify the air and give you a comfortable and refreshing living environment.

Ornamental effect

The leaves of Chiyoda Pine are very beautiful in shape and color. The leaves are green and pleasant, and the leaves have lines on them, which makes them look generous and elegant. It is a rare succulent plant with leaves with lines, so it has great ornamental value.

Then you can make the Chiyoda pine into a potted plant and grow it indoors, which can beautify the space and add a fresh beauty to the room.

Maintenance of Chiyoda Pine

Since the Chiyoda pine tree is so useful, would you like to take good care of it? Here are some tips to help you take good care of it:

Maintenance 1: Watering

When watering the Chiyoda pine, you need to ventilate and shade the plant in the summer to ensure the plant breathes, and then water it 3 to 4 times a month. Be careful not to water it too much, as long as the roots of the plant do not dry out too much and the plant does not wither.

Reduce watering in winter and it is best to keep the soil in the pot dry to ensure safe wintering.

Maintenance 2: Cut off the side branches

Chiyoda pine is prone to growing side branches after being cut off. Side branches not only affect the appearance, but also take away nutrients from the normally growing branches and buds. Therefore, be careful to cut off the side branches to ensure the beauty of the plant and help other branches and buds grow and store nutrients.