In the process of cultivating Chinese fir, the pot soil should be changed every 2-3 years, so that the root system of the plant can be stretched better, and at the same time, it can be given enough sunshine, which can prevent the plant from overgrowth. Careful and proper watering and fertilization are also necessary. Never water and fertilize a lot, but also prune it, which is beneficial to the better growth of plants.

There are four steps to improve 1 and replace the basin soil.

Chinese fir needs to be replaced every 2-3 years if it is potted. When turning over pots and changing soil, it needs to use larger clay pots as containers and pastoral soil as potted substrates, and it also needs to add river sand, leaves and other substances to make its plants grow better.

2. Proper lighting

In fact, Australian fir is a plant that likes sunshine very much. In the process of reproduction, it is necessary to avoid light properly. With the help of the sun, it can resist the futile growth of plants. Be sure to put it in the sun in winter and need sun protection in summer.

3. Water and fertilizer management

In general, Taxodium ascendens doesn't have a high demand for water, so don't water it often, or the roots of plants will rot easily, especially during the dormant period in winter and the growth period in spring and autumn, which will make the plants grow more luxuriantly.

4, plastic pruning

Whenever Chinese fir grows, it needs pruning, properly combing and cutting off the lush parts of the plant and cutting off the long side branches, which can increase the ornamental value of the plant and concentrate the nutrients in the soil, so that Chinese fir can grow better in the sun.