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What other names does heavenly bamboo have? An introduction to the aliases of heavenly bamboo

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Heavenly bamboo (Nandina domestica) is an evergreen shrub with an elegant form, often made into bonsai or potted plants, and can decorate windowsills, entrance halls, and other places.

The aliases of heavenly bamboo

Heavenly bamboo, also called nandina, tianzhu, lanzhu, tianzhuzi, nantianzhu, tianzhuzi, baitianzhu, hongpazi, honggouzi, zuanshihuang, and shanhuangqin.

The growth habits of heavenly bamboo

Heavenly bamboo likes a warm and humid growing environment, can tolerate shade and cold, and is relatively easy to care for.

It is not strict about water requirements, tolerating both waterlogging and drought, and it relatively likes fertilizer; during care, more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer can be applied.

The soil is best if it is fertile and well-drained sandy soil.

For general potted cultivation, pruning and shaping can be carried out after a few years.

The propagation methods of heavenly bamboo

The propagation of heavenly bamboo is mainly by seed sowing and division, and cuttings can also be done.

Seed propagation generally means sowing the seeds as soon as they are collected, and spring sowing can also be done.

Division propagation can be carried out in spring or autumn, and cutting propagation is mainly carried out in summer.

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