How To юааcareюаб For Your юааliveюаб юааchristmasюаб юааtreeюаб Jung Seedтащs Gardening Blog Water correctly. treehugger christian yonkers. water the living tree regularly (some recommend watering it a little bit every day), and be prepared for dampness or water overflow under the pot. Care after christmas. after christmas, once again, take the tree to a protected, unheated space for a few weeks before planting. this allows it to once again acclimate before heading directly into the cold. keep the tree watered during this period as before.
How To Care For A Living Christmas Tree Sunset Magazine Set up the tree indoors. set up the tree in a cool spot indoors away from heat or direct sunlight. water the tree every two to three days, but do not flood it. monitor the soil moisture level and needle condition to prevent the tree from drying out. limit the amount of indoor time to two weeks. The number one factor in choosing a live tree is whether or not it will survive in your climate zone. some of the more popular live trees include: arizona cypress (cupressus arizonica) – zones 7 9. balsam fir (abies balsamea) – zones 3 6. colorado blue spruce (picea pungens engelm.) – zones 3 7. Here’s how you care for a living christmas tree: 1. cut the christmas tree at home. whether you purchase a pre cut christmas tree from a tree lot, or go out into the woods to cut your own tree, you still must cut the tree a second time. once you bring the tree home, cut at least an inch from the bottom of the tree trunk. Put the tree in a transition zone. two weeks before christmas, put the tree in a garage for about a week to allow for acclimation to an indoor environment. keep it watered, but don't overdo it. move the tree indoors. a few days before christmas, move the tree to a spot with filtered light, but well away from drafts and heater vents; a cool.
Comments are closed.