Pay attention to light when cultivating Acer truncatum Bunge. Acer truncatum likes shade when it is young, and it likes plenty of sunshine when it grows up. It is best to cultivate in an environment with sufficient scattered light, especially in summer, and it must not be placed in strong light, otherwise the leaves will be burned.
2. A soil for cultivating Acer truncatum Bunge
The soil for cultivating Acer truncatum is also very important. It likes fertile and drained soil. Usually, you can choose sandy loam with high humus content, add some sawdust and small pieces of pine bark, and put some gravel at the bottom of the flowerpot to benefit water and avoid water accumulation in the flowerpot.
3. Humidity and temperature of bamboo cultivation.
Water supply is very important when cultivating Acer truncatum Bunge. In the peak season, more water is needed, but there is no water left in the flowerpot. The relative temperature is about 80%, and the growth is the best. However, after winter, it is necessary to reduce the water supply, let the basin soil dry slightly, and water it once every half month, otherwise its roots will rot. In addition, attention should be paid to the adjustment of temperature when cultivating Acer truncatum Bunge. Cold and heat resistance is not strong, and I like to grow at 20 to 30 degrees.