Today's small leaf brings you the maintenance knowledge of small leaf red sandalwood, small leaf red sandalwood is a butterfly flower family, red sandalwood is a kind of tree, many flower friends may not have heard of the small leaf red sandalwood bonsai, but must know the small leaf red sandalwood bracelet, its bonsai is also very ornamental! !Next, let's introduce how to maintain the bonsai of small-leaved red sandalwood in order to grow better!
1. Soil conditions.
When we plant rosewood, we should be as soft as possible, but the requirements for the soil are not very high. One thing that makes Rosewood microphylla unique is that it has strong roots and has roots that can be used to fix nitrogen. When we plant rosewood, we can choose soil with good air permeability to plant, and the best way is to add a little gravel and small stones. This type of land has good ventilation and drainage.
2. Temperature requirements.
Native to India, rosewood prefers warmth and is susceptible to frost damage. 20 to 30 is the optimal growing temperature, below 2, you may hibernate or even freeze to death. Therefore, in winter, sandalwood microphylla should be kept in a heated place to avoid freezing to death.
3. Fertilization requirements.
Rosewood microphylla can be fertilized irregularly, but it should also be fertilized properly. In general, it is fertilized every two months. We just need to water it with nutrient solution. Just pour the nutrient solution into the soil and you're good to go. Since pterosandalwood has a nitrogen-fixing effect, it does not require the use of chemical fertilizers. Therefore, they will not be nitrogen deficient.
Rosewood microphylla is the best grade of the rosewood tree, its biggest feature is that it is dense and small, and its wood is very stable, not easy to deform, so it can always maintain a beautiful branch. It is worth mentioning that the growth rate of small-leaved red sandalwood is very slow, generally after five years to have a year-round round, or even more than a thousand years to grow into wood, it is the hardest of all wood, has the reputation of "imperial wood", is not comparable to ordinary wood.
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