What’s the point of raising iron trees at home?

1. The plant of iron tree is compact, dignified, slow-growing, and suitable for symmetrical placement. In addition, the leaves are hard and sharp, so they are often used as Feng Shui trees and are suitable for placing at doorways.

2. Iron trees are more drought-tolerant and can generally be watered after the soil is dry. If watered too much, roots will rot and leaves will be easily damaged.

3. Iron trees love light and need to be maintained outdoors in a sunny place in all seasons. If there is insufficient light for a long time, the new branches will grow weak and slender, affecting the viewing effect.

4. They like to be warm. They can spray water appropriately to cool down during the high temperature season in summer. In winter, they move indoors in late October and keep the room temperature at about 10℃. In spring, they leave the house in mid-to-late April.