Environmental conditions: Maintain the Taiwanese Dharma leaf mulberry in a sunny, ventilated and breathable environment. Water and fertilizer management: Water and moisturize in time during the growth period, and topdress with decomposed farmyard manure once or twice a month. Pruning and shaping: Regularly prune off dead branches, diseased and weak branches of M. microphylla. Note: Replace the potting soil for plants promptly.

How to grow Taiwan Dharma leaf mulberry

1. Environmental conditions

When cultivating Taiwan dharma mulberry leaf mulberry, it is necessary to provide the plants with sufficient sunlight and For suitable soil, the soil can be mixed with leaf mold soil, river sand, and peat soil, and ferrous sulfate should be poured into the soil regularly. In addition, the environment must be ventilated and breathable to reduce the occurrence of pests and diseases.

2. Water and fertilizer management

In the process of maintaining the small-leaf mulberry tree, it is necessary to do a good job in water and fertilizer management. Water to keep the soil moist, but there should be no water accumulation, and every day during the growth period Apply decomposed farmyard manure once or twice a month to promote the growth of branches and leaves. Apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer during the flowering period to facilitate the differentiation and growth of flower buds.

3. Pruning and shaping

The growth rate of M. microphylla is fast, so it should be pruned in time to reduce nutrient consumption and promote vigorous plant growth. When pruning, remove the dead branches of M. microphylla. Prune off all diseased and weak branches to improve ventilation and light transmittance between branches and leaves and maintain the beautiful plant shape of the small-leaf mulberry tree.

4. Precautions

When maintaining the small-leaf Gurifolia tree, it is necessary to do a good job in preventing and controlling diseases and insect pests to avoid diseases and insect pests affecting the growth and development of the plant. The nutrients in the plant are limited, so it is necessary to replace the potting soil for the plant in time to meet the nutrient and space requirements for the growth of Fragrance officinalis.