How to maintain the latest lobular red sandalwood bonsai?

Lobular red sandalwood, also known as sandalwood, Indian lobular red sandalwood, etc., is a butterfly family red sandalwood plant, the density of large brown eyes is its remarkable characteristics, and the wood is very stable, not easy to deformation and cracking, mostly produced in tropical and subtropical primeval forests. With the best produced in Mysore, India and Myanmar, let's take a look at how to maintain lobular red sandalwood bonsai.

Light management

Many potted plants we like to put in the room or in front of the desk, there is no direct sunlight, for Xiyang plants, just like people who can not eat, will slowly "starve" to death. Leaflet red sandalwood potted plants should be placed on a sunny balcony to ensure that the potted plants have enough sunlight.

Timely watering

Lobular red sandalwood is a tropical plant, which has high water requirements and is not resistant to drought, so it should be watered once every two or three days. Watering is also skillful, not just a basin of water. Watering can not be carried out at noon when the sun is the most poisonous, this can easily lead to high-temperature moisture evaporation of plants, more times will lead to plant withering and death. When watering, you should water thoroughly, not just wet the soil surface.

adequate manuring

The parasitic root nodules of lobular red sandalwood have the effect of nitrogen fixation, so there is no need to apply fertilizer frequently. Drop the plant nutrient solution into the water for one or two months and pour it on the soil. Pot fertilization should not forget to bury the nutrient soil in the soil, especially when the plant growth has been stable, the root system goes deep into the soil, a large area of moving soil will hurt the plant root system, and burying a large amount of nutrient soil may burn the root because the soil is too fertile, resulting in plant root damage.

Fixed placement

Lobular red sandalwood bonsai also has the ability to adapt to the environment, when the lobular red sandalwood bonsai accustomed to an environment, do not often move it, so as not to increase the growth burden of lobular red sandalwood.

Pest control

Leaflet red sandalwood bonsai seedlings and young trees are easy to get anthracnose and nevoid disease (leaves fade and become black), which can be controlled with 1purl 100 Bordeaux solution or 50% carbendazim 1000 times solution, and trichlorfon can be used to control leaf-eating pests such as golden flower insects and beetles.