Many people are familiar with small-leaf rosewood because of small-leaf rosewood bracelets. In fact, small-leaf rosewood can also be planted as an ornamental green plant. However, because it is a tropical plant, there are many issues that need to be paid attention to when planting. Tools/Materials

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Lighting conditions: Small-leaf Rosewood is very sun-loving, so it needs to be placed in a sunny place when planting. For indoor breeding, it must be placed on the balcony and other places. 02

Temperature requirements: Because it is a tropical plant, the temperature requirements are relatively high, preferably between 20 and 30 degrees Celsius. It must be moved indoors in spring and winter, especially in the cold north.

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The best time for transplantation is between March and May. It is best to choose a deeper type of flower pot for planting to meet the growth needs of its roots. 04

Seeds of small-leaf red sandalwood need to control the humidity well. Generally, the soil is slightly moist. In summer, you can spray water around or on the leaves. But be sure not to accumulate water. 05

A common disease of small-leaf red sandalwood is black mole disease. In addition to timely medication, fallen leaves and diseased leaves must also be burned.