China-fir is an evergreen conifer with a striking pyramidal shape and thick, scaly bark. Its long, flattened needles range from bright to blue-green, contributing to its lush appearance. Thriving in well-drained, acidic soil, china-fir can often be seen dominating the landscapes where robust growth is facilitated by moist, temperate climates.
Water:
China-fir prefers moderately moist soil, reflecting its subtropical habitat. It tolerates moderate drought but thrives with regular moisture. Water every 1-2 weeks, avoiding complete soil dryness. Typically grown outdoors, mulching aids in moisture retention and temperature regulation for optimal hydration.
Propagation:
Propagation of china-fir involves seed sowing and cuttings. Success requires bright light, warm temperatures (about 20°C), and well-draining soil. For seeds, stratification enhances germination; for cuttings, using rooting hormone is essential. Maintain high humidity for cuttings and expect moderate difficulty with unpredictable seed germination.
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