2. Flower pots: According to the information provided by flower shops, flower pots with a diameter of 12-20cm are generally used for potted Brazilian wood.

3. Soil: Brazil likes loose, fertile and well-drained soil, which contains humus.

4. In the cultivation method of Brazilian wood, light is very important. However, Brazilian wood has strong adaptability to light and can grow normally in semi-shade or sunshine. However, to avoid exposure in the shade, it should be kept in direct sunlight for at least 3 hours every day, so it is best to maintain it in a bright and ventilated place indoors.

5. In the process of cultivating Brazilian wood, temperature is also a factor that cannot be ignored. Brazilian wood is not cold-resistant, and the most suitable growth temperature is 20-30℃. If it is to be safe for winter, the room temperature in winter should be kept above 10℃.

6. Although Basmu likes humid environment, he should also avoid water accumulation. Watering is usually done once a day 10, and the pot soil can be kept semi-dry and semi-wet. In winter, Brazilian wood will enter the dormant period, so try to dry the basin soil as much as possible. Don't water Brazilian wood too much, or the trunk will rot after the basin accumulates water. In addition, when maintaining in the north, because the air is very dry, it is necessary to spray water on the leaves and the surrounding ground frequently to increase the humidity of the surrounding air, which is beneficial to the growth of Brazilian wood.