What does potted chansons mean?

Potted plants in chansons are a very auspicious feng shui plant, which means positive, full of hope, bright future, successful career and smooth growth.

Many people cultivate fragrant pines into feng shui plants and keep them at home. Chansons potted plant is a relatively small potted plant with beautiful appearance and unique ornamental value.

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Maintenance skills

1, soil

Xiangsong is a common ornamental plant with weak adaptability and low requirements for soil. If you want to cultivate potted chansons, you can use loose, fertile and good drainage soil for planting and breeding. During the maintenance period, potted plants can be used to loosen the soil regularly, which can enhance the air permeability of the soil and is beneficial to the respiration and growth of the root system of Pinus tabulaeformis.

2. Temperature

Chansons likes temperature and is suitable for growing in a warm, ventilated and sunny environment. To cultivate potted chansons, it is necessary to stabilize the ambient temperature between 20 ~ 26 degrees, which is beneficial to the growth of chansons. In winter, the outdoor climate is cold, so putting the fragrant pine in a warm place indoors is beneficial to the smooth winter.

3. Lighting equipment

Chansons likes light and is suitable for growing in a sunny environment. In spring and autumn, the fragrant pine can be maintained in outdoor places with sufficient light, which is beneficial to the growth of the branches and leaves of the fragrant pine. In summer, the light is too strong, so it is necessary to put the fragrant pine indoors in a cool and ventilated place to avoid the potted fragrant pine from being burned by the scorching sun.

4. Water and fertilizer

Xiangsong likes humidity and is suitable for growing in humid environment, but it is not resistant to waterlogging. During the maintenance period, in order to make the potted chansons grow better, it is necessary to water and fertilize properly to keep the soil moist. Pay attention to control the concentration of fertilizer when applying fertilizer to Pinus sylvestris, so as to avoid fertilizer damage caused by too high concentration in potted plants.