How to grow eucalyptus potted plants

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: Use fertile and loose soil for breeding. You can mix garden soil, leaf mold and peat soil as the substrate. This has good drainage and certain nutrients, which is more conducive to later growth.

2. Watering: Do not water too frequently in the initial stage of maintenance. You can spray more water on the surrounding environment to increase the humidity. After it grows up, you can replenish water every two or three days, but you should reduce the amount of water in autumn and winter, especially control the water in winter.

3. Temperature: It likes to grow at temperatures between 15 and 25 degrees and is not resistant to high or low temperatures. Therefore, more ventilation and cooling are required in summer and it should be placed in a warm place in winter. It cannot be eroded by cold air.

4. Light: It likes light and should be placed in a place with good light. It should receive six hours of light every day. It can accept full sunlight in spring and autumn, but needs shade in summer to avoid withering leaves. The temperature is low in winter, so it is still necessary to control the temperature.

2. Precautions

During the breeding period, in addition to providing a suitable environment, timely pruning is also required. If the leaves are not trimmed for a long time, they will become longer and affect their appearance. When pruning, cut off the branches and leaves that are too dense, old, weak, or disabled. This will ensure the shape of the plant and keep its leaves in a round state, which will look better.