Gooseberry is a small tree or shrub, up to 3 to 5 meters, with larger leaves, while duckwood is a sugar gum tree, up to 20 meters, with smaller leaves. When breeding goose paw wood, you need to water two to three times a week in spring and autumn, and once a day in summer, and in the growing period, you need to apply nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer to promote the growth of goose paw wood.

The difference between goose paw wood and duck paw wood

Goose paw wood, also known as goose paw wood, is a small tree or shrub, the highest trunk does not exceed 3 ~ 5m, often used as a garden fence tree. And duck palm wood is also known as duckfoot wood, the real body is sugar gum tree, but also tall trees, trees up to 20m, light wood.

Goose pawpaw has a little bit bigger leaves compared to duck pawpaw, and the leaves are long and crystal clear. While duck palmetto has smaller leaves and thicker leaves.

Breeding gooseberry, you need to check whether the potting soil is moist in time, the soil needs to be watered as soon as possible after drying, to ensure that the gooseberry is well hydrated. The water requirement is not high, watering two to three times a week in spring and fall, and once a day in summer when the temperature is hot.

The gooseberry loves the sun, but should not be placed in direct light, it needs to be placed in the semi-shade, so that the gooseberry can receive scattered sunlight every day. In the growing period of gooseberry, you need to apply nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer in time to promote the growth of gooseberry.