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This flower is drought-tolerant and easy to grow; it can survive 30 days without watering, making it perfect for lazy gardeners.

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If a plant is genuinely very easy to grow, it earns extra points, and why is that? For example, it is drought-tolerant, and it just so happens that you have a poor memory; or it does not like fertilizer, and you just happen to have no idea how to apply fertilizer. Doesn't that add extra points for the plant itself? Today...

If a plant is genuinely very easy to grow, it earns extra points, and why is that? For example, it is drought-tolerant, and it just so happens that you have a poor memory; or it does not like fertilizer, and you just happen to have no idea how to apply fertilizer. Doesn't that add extra points for the plant itself?

So what plant is Huahua going to tell everyone about today? It is that drought-tolerant plant. I wonder if you are that someone with a poor memory? Hehe, this plant is called Qingxiangmu (Chinese pistache, Pistacia chinensis), and I wonder if everyone knows about it?

Qingxiangmu, as its name suggests, gives off a faint fresh fragrance from its plant body, making it truly the most suitable choice as a green plant for the home. Its leaves are small and numerous, round and dense, looking very full of life.

Qingxiangmu is a very barren-tolerant and drought-tolerant plant. This plant can still live perfectly well without watering for a month, so isn't it very suitable for lazy friends and friends with poor memory? The most suitable temperature for Qingxiangmu to grow is around 20-25°C. Even so, if you put Qingxiangmu in an environment of minus 10°C, Qingxiangmu can still live perfectly well! Isn't that surprising!

Huahua really was surprised! Besides being able to survive low temperatures, Qingxiangmu also has no great demands on soil; generally sandy soil is enough. This kind of sandy soil has relatively better air permeability and water permeability, making it less likely for Qingxiangmu to suffer from waterlogging and root rot.

Every time you water Qingxiangmu, you must follow the principle of "water when dry, water thoroughly": when you see that its soil has dried out completely, then water it thoroughly, so as to ensure sufficient moisture in time and promote the growth of Qingxiangmu.

Growing Qingxiangmu also has a big advantage: it can grow vigorously and densely even without fertilizer. For Qingxiangmu, sufficient light and moisture are enough to let it live perfectly well. But if you fertilize, once the fertilization is done poorly, it may cause the plant to become over-nourished, or even die. So everyone must not give Qingxiangmu too much fertilizer.

If everyone grows Qingxiangmu at home, the best environment is to place Qingxiangmu in a cool, ventilated place with scattered sunlight. Although Qingxiangmu is a light-loving plant, it can also tolerate shade very well, and there is absolutely no problem placing it in a semi-shaded place!

If everyone still has some other ideas about Qingxiangmu, why not try pruning Qingxiangmu, cutting off the old branches and old leaves. This can not only give Qingxiangmu a shape you like, but also promote the growth of Qingxiangmu's branches!

After Huahua's introduction, are you all very interested in this kind of Qingxiangmu! Such a convenient and easy-to-grow plant, everyone hurry up and grow it! No need to fertilize, and it does not matter if you forget to water! What else is there? Hurry up and grow a pot!





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