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Shirotae Sakura
Also known as: Sakura
Shirotae Sakura is a graceful ornamental cherry tree renowned for its striking floral display. In spring, it boasts cascading branches laden with large, snow-white blossoms that create a serene, cloud-like canopy. Its elegant, elongated leaves turn a vibrant hue in fall, providing year-round visual interest. Thriving in temperate regions, shirotae Sakura's beauty is enhanced by full sunlight and well-drained soil.
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Toxic to Pets
Toxicity
Perennial
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Tree
Plant Type
5 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature

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Care Guide for Shirotae Sakura

Twice per week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
5 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Garden Soil
Soil Type
Water: Water shirotae Sakura once before budding and monthly from mid-spring to fall. Ensure thorough watering until drainage stops. After watering, loosen soil and remove weeds. Cease watering in autumn and winter to prevent frost damage.
Fertilize: Shirotae Sakura requires fertilization for healthy growth and fruit production. Use organic fertilizer, applying it in a circular trench (38 cm deep, 28 cm wide) around the crown. Fertilize twice yearly: before blooming for flowers and during fruit growth to boost yield.
Pruning: Shirotae Sakura should be pruned in early spring to remove dead or damaged branches, enhance air circulation, and maintain shape. This pruning promotes healthy blooms, improves aesthetic appeal, and prevents disease, ultimately supporting the plant's overall health and vitality.
Propagation: Shirotae Sakura can be propagated by grafting in mid-spring or summer. Use healthy branches or buds, making a T-shaped cut in the stock. Ensure phloem contact and bind with plastic. After 10-20 days, remove the wrap once healed.
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