The Happiness Tree, with its unique shape and strong green leaves, is loved by people and has become the preferred green plant for many homes and offices. If we want the tree of happiness to grow healthy and vigorous, we need to take care of it.
First of all, the Happiness Tree likes light, but it also cannot be exposed to strong sunlight for long periods of time. When farming indoors, it is best to place it close to a window to ensure that it receives enough scattered light each day. When the sun is strong in summer, shade nets can be used appropriately to avoid burns on the leaves.
Secondly, watering is a very critical part of the maintenance of the Happy Tree. The Happiness Tree prefers a moist environment, but too much water can cause root rot. Therefore, when watering, it is necessary to follow the principle of "seeing dry and wet", that is, watering after finding that the surface of the potting soil is slightly dry, and ensure that the soil is wet every time you water. In the hot summer months, you can increase the frequency of watering appropriately and spray water frequently on the foliage to maintain air humidity.
In terms of fertilization, the Happiness Tree does not have a high demand for fertilizer, but proper fertilization can promote its growth to be more vigorous. During the growing season, compound fertilizer or rotted organic fertilizer can be applied once a month. Pay attention to avoid direct contact with the root system when fertilizing, so as not to cause root burning. The Happiness Tree grows slowly in winter and can reduce or stop fertilizing.
The pruning of the happiness tree is equally important. In order to maintain its aesthetically pleasing shape, it is necessary to prune excessively long branches and yellowish leaves regularly. When pruning, you can adjust the shape of the tree according to personal preference, making it more symmetrical and harmonious. In addition, pruning can also promote the growth of new shoots, making the happiness tree more lush.
In terms of pest control, the Tree of Happiness may encounter pests such as aphids and red spiders. Once these pests are found, they can be controlled with the appropriate insecticides. At the same time, attention should be paid to improving the growth environment of plants, enhancing their resistance, and preventing the occurrence of pests and diseases.
Finally, repotting and soil selection are also important aspects of the maintenance of the Happy Tree. As the Happiness Tree grows, the original pot may appear too small, and it is necessary to replace the larger pot in time to provide enough space for it to grow. In terms of soil, the happy tree likes loose, breathable and well-drained soil, and can choose humus soil, garden soil and river sand to mix and prepare according to a certain ratio
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In conclusion, the maintenance of the Tree of Happiness requires patience and care. As long as we master the correct maintenance methods and put them into practice, we believe that every happy tree can thrive under our care and add a touch of greenery and vitality to our living space.