1. Loose soil: Banyan trees are suitable for growing in fertile acid soil, which is very helpful for the development of plants.Potting soil can be prepared by mixing humus soil and garden soil in a ratio of 1:2, and a proper amount of small gravel should be added to the soil.Although the plant is slightly resistant to water and humidity, it is also necessary to ensure good drainage so as not to drown and rot the roots.
2. Appropriate watering: Banyan trees like humid environment, so they should be watered frequently to ensure that there is enough water in the pot soil, usually every 5 days.In addition, do not let the pot soil have water, so as not to affect the breathing and growth of roots.If it is summer, because of the rapid evaporation of water, watering intervals can be shortened to avoid soil drought.
3, add fertilizer: Banyan is more like fertilizer, adequate nutrients can make it grow more lush.Usually in the growth period, every half month to fertilize once, fertilizer with alum fertilizer water.In summer and winter, due to climate reasons, the growth of plants is relatively slow, and the demand for fertilizer is not high, so the number of fertilization should be reduced.
4. Control the light: The banyan tree needs sufficient light and cannot be exposed to the sun.You can put it in a bright place to avoid being exposed to strong light.Summer needs proper shade, but winter needs to provide a long period of light, can not let the environment too dark, otherwise the leaves will yellow and wither, reducing its ornamental value.
Usually, potted banyan trees should be repotted once a year, and the repotting time should be in spring. After the plants are removed from the pots, they should be properly pruned and replanted.If the pot is not changed for a long time, the soil will harden and harden, affecting the breathing of the roots, and at the same time, it is not conducive to the infiltration of water.
