The lobular rosewood is auspicious and rich. It used to be the Royal Woods. The growth rate of lobular rosewood is relatively slow. A piece of rosewood will grow for hundreds of years and appreciate for thousands of years. Therefore, lobular rosewood grows less and is more precious. Generally, only relatively wealthy families will cultivate this plant, which shows that the breeder's family status is relatively high and his life is relatively rich. Many people like to keep such plants at home to show their taste and status.
Although lobular rosewood is so precious, it is not difficult to plant it well. We just need to plant it in the soil, and it will survive well. Even if it is not watered for a long time, it will not wilt, and it has the effect of expelling insects. There is no way for ordinary pests and diseases to interfere with its growth.
Bonsai maintenance of lobular rosewood
Pterocarya stenoptera is a tropical plant, native to Southeast Asia such as Myanmar and Vietnam. It has the characteristics of tropical plants. The key to protecting the environment is adequate lighting and good ventilation. The suitable growth temperature is between 15 ~ 35, and the air humidity is more than 70%. Keeping close to nature is the guarantee for the healthy growth of Pterocarya microphylla.
The maintenance of lobular rosewood soil needs loose, breathable and fertile slightly acidic soil. Generally, it is planted with mixed soil, and fertile pastoral soil is added with humus soil and fresh water river sand particles, and one third of it is mixed as basin soil to maintain lobular rosewood.
Although it grows slowly, but the buds are not strong, it is generally pruned, and only long branches, whorls, axillary branches and other branches that affect the appearance are pruned. Keep as many branches as possible.