1, select the appropriate plants.
Aquilaria sinensis is very popular with flower lovers and is an ideal potted plant. The bonsai agarwood placed indoors can create a feeling that wild landscape trees move into the home, which is natural and fresh.
It is better to choose sweet-scented osmanthus seedlings with bent trunk and slightly deformed trunk or old stems with slightly old posture and simple and beautiful tree shape, and wild tree pockets are the best.
Step 2 add decoration
After selecting agarwood plants, the next step is pruning and shaping.
After planning the shape and placement position, trim it according to the indoor space and actual environment, and remove pests and diseases, clustered branches and overlapping branches by short cutting.
3. In the shape of a basin
It is most suitable to choose a purple sand basin with good permeability as the home of fragrant wood potted plants or bonsai. After the basin is put away, compact the soil and water it to keep the soil moist.
Sweet wood is a kind of plant that likes sunshine. If it is placed in a ventilated and light-transmitting place such as balcony or window sill, it will grow well. In daily maintenance, we should also pay attention to adjusting and correcting plant growth and shaping as needed.
Matters needing attention in agarwood cultivation:
1, if you want to cultivate agarwood, you must first understand its growth habits: like light, not tolerant of waterlogging. Fertile sandy loam is the best soil for planting, with good drainage and sufficient sunlight. The whole plant has a strong pepper fragrance, and the green branches and leaves are suitable for plastic surgery, landscaping, hedgerows or potted plants.
2. Propagation and cultivation: cuttage and high pressure method are adopted, and spring is the suitable period.
3, agarwood transplantation: transplanting agarwood requires special care. Make the mud ball as big as possible, clean up the broken roots, treat the wound with scissors, and use low-dose rooting agent. Pay attention to water supply after planting, and the survival rate of transplantation should be higher this season.
4. Ailanthus altissima likes warm, humid and semi-cloudy environment and is afraid of cold. The overwintering temperature should not be lower than 5℃, and strong light should be avoided. The optimum growth temperature is 20℃-30℃, and the growth starts at about 65438 00℃. The requirements for soil are not strict, and it grows well in sandy loam rich in humus and well drained. Potted plants are mostly mixed with peat and perlite to prepare nutrient soil. It should be placed in a semi-shady place, and direct sunlight should be avoided in summer to avoid burning the leaves.