Water the rich tree and add some ingredients. No yellow leaves, no rotten roots, long new buds.

The rich tree is a kind of common potted plant. Usually, the rich tree we raise is prone to yellow leaves, rotten roots and leaf spot, most of which are related to improper watering. So how should we water to avoid these problems?

First of all, the rich tree is relatively drought-tolerant. We know that its trunk is relatively strong, and it can store some water and nutrients to supply the growth of branches and leaves. When its trunk is soft, that is, when it is short of water, it can be watered directly. After watering, leave it in a ventilated place to cool for a while.

We can also use a simple method to insert a bamboo stick into the flower box of the rich tree, and when we want to water it, we can pull it out and have a look at it. If there is humidity, there is no need to water it. If the bamboo stick is dry, we can water it. In this way, you can control watering the rich tree and avoid rotting roots.

The second is the rich tree, whose root system is underdeveloped. The rich tree we buy is raised in small flowerpots, even large ones, and the flowerpots it uses are also very small, because it does not have a main root to absorb nutrients and does not have a strong absorptive capacity. Only when its soil is loose and breathable, its roots can be extended and can absorb more nutrients, so we usually do not use large flowerpots to raise rich trees. Lest cause stagnant water, cause capillary root damage and cause rotten root phenomenon.

The rich tree does not like fertilizer, but if it grows in the flowerpot for a long time, the potted soil in its flowerpot is already small, so there will be a lack of nutrients, so we should properly supplement it with fertilizer because its root system is underdeveloped. we must use some slower fertilizers. You can add a few drops of nutrient solution to it or put some slow fertilization in the flowerpot. When watering, the fertilizer will infiltrate with the water and will not burn roots.