1. For potted bamboo, the potting soil is more suitable to be fertile, loose, humus-rich leaf soil, mature pastoral soil on the surface of the vegetable field, mixed with an appropriate amount of sand. The bottom of the pot should be cushioned with coarse sand, and then decomposed cake manure chips should be applied as base fertilizer. It has good water permeability and is conducive to the development of whip roots and the growth of branches and leaves.

2. Water the phoenix bamboo during the growth period. Keep the pot soil moist and water it when it is semi-dry. It is not suitable to accumulate water. In summer, water should be sprayed on the branches and leaves frequently, and in winter, the amount of water should be reduced. 4 ~Water once every 5 days and place in a sunny place for maintenance.

3. Phoenix tail bamboo likes warm and humid places with leeward direction and sunny location. In spring and late autumn, it can be placed in a sunny place for cultivation. In summer and early autumn, the sunshine is strong. The bamboo should be placed in a shaded place or a place where sunlight can be seen in the morning and evening. It is better to place it next to a pool or ditch. In winter, you should go indoors to survive the winter, and the room temperature should be around 8°C. When the weather is cold in winter, they should be moved indoors to survive the winter, and the indoor temperature should not be lower than 5℃.

Extended information:

Phoenix bamboo grows in clusters. When planted on the ground, the leaves fall off in winter and grow new leaves in spring. This is a reflection of the cold; in warm areas, they are evergreen all year round. Spring, summer and autumn are its growth seasons. Small shoots sprout from the rhizome many times, which is full of vitality and quite interesting. During the metabolism process, the old stalks gradually wither and can be cut off at any time to maintain their graceful appearance.

Change the soil for potted bamboo plants every 2 or 3 years. If the plants are crowded, separate them and plant them separately. If the stems are too elongated or too tight, they should be pruned appropriately to facilitate ventilation and appearance.