Content
- The Amberbaum does not want to give up this care!
- Should one pour the sweetgum tree?
- From when to when and how often should this plant be fertilized?
- Does the sweetgum necessarily need a cut?
- Is a wintering meaningful?
- Tips
Outdoors, an Ambar tree hardly needs care
The Amberbaum does not want to give up this care!
Its origin is the sweetgum tree in North America. There he is one of the most impressive looking plants in the autumn, which attract attention with a sunny yellow, fiery orange to crimson foliage. What kind of care does this stately solitary tree need?
Should one pour the sweetgum tree?
If the sweetgum tree is in a bucket you should water it regularly. It is important that the earth does not dry out, because that does not tolerate this plant at all. At the same time, she does not cope with stagnant wetness. At best, keep the soil slightly moist and water when the top layer of earth has dried off!
Casting is also important for outdoor cultivation and direct sun exposure. This is especially true in the summer. As a precaution, you should rather mulch your sweetgum. By the way: For casting you should use decalcified tap water or rainwater!
From when to when and how often should this plant be fertilized?
When fertilizing, you should pay attention to the following instructions:
Does the sweetgum necessarily need a cut?
By nature, the sweetgum is blessed with a harmonious growth. It forms a conical to round crown without a regular cut. Therefore, the cutting is not mandatory.
Nevertheless, it can sometimes be useful to use a pair of scissors or saws - preferably in autumn. Around October, sick, too old, intersecting and inwardly alert branches can be removed. If shoots freeze in winter, they can be shortened or cut in spring.
Is a wintering meaningful?
Tips
From September the sweetgum tree should no longer be fertilized. Otherwise, his shoots can not mature until the first frost and carry damage in winter.