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Rhus standleyi
Rhus standleyi is a handy shrub with several garden and environmental uses. This plant grows well on disturbed soil so it can be used to regenerate poor soil and provide stability to bare slopes. The shrub is also attractive, with small flowers. orange fruits and decorative leaves so it can be grown as a specimen tree or as a hedge. The plant doesn't respond well to frequent frosts so it is best grown in warm climates.
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0 - 32 ℃
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Water: Rhus standleyi has low water needs. Water frequently after transplanting and during the seedling stage, then reduce frequency. In spring, water monthly; in summer, rely on rainfall, supplementing during droughts. One late fall watering suffices for winter.
Fertilize: Rhus standleyi thrives in poor soils, but benefits from adequate fertilizer. Mix organic fertilizer before planting and apply urea in spring. Use phosphorus-potassium fertilizer in early summer for flowering, and organic fertilizer in late fall. Avoid over-fertilization to reduce pest and disease risk.
Pruning: Rhus standleyi features distinctive foliage and is adaptable. Prune in early spring to remove dead branches, promote growth, and enhance air circulation. Regular thinning maintains shape and prevents overgrowth. Focus on removing inward-growing branches for structure and aesthetic appeal; consult guides for species-specific advice.
Propagation: Rhus standleyi can be propagated through sowing, division, and cutting, with cutting being the most effective method. For optimal results, cut 15-20 cm-long branches and insert them into soil. This method promotes faster growth while maintaining desirable traits from the parent plant.
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