1. The soil should be thicker

Mountain laurel prefers warm places, so it is more suitable for planting in some deep soils. When selecting the soil, it should not only be fertile, but also ensure that the drainage of the soil is better. Only the soil with humus and acidic sandy conditions can make mountain laurel grow better. Because mountain laurel can tolerate drought, it will grow particularly slowly in non fertile and undernourished soil. Therefore, we must choose the one with thicker soil

2. Adequate sunshine and ventilation

Mountain laurel prefers warm places with sunshine and is afraid of cold places, but it also has a certain ability to tolerate shade. When it is a young tree, it needs proper shade. When it grows up, it has a great demand for sunshine. Therefore, it must be given sufficient sunlight so that it can grow normally. It is observed that the tree crown of mountain laurel is generally close to the side of the wall, Or when the crowns of two osmanthus trees overlap, the crowns on the side close to the wall will become particularly sparse, which makes the whole tree shape very ugly. Therefore, it seems that it prefers places with better ventilation and sufficient sunshine

3. Control water quantity

Mountain laurel is afraid of being flooded and ponding. If too much water causes ponding, its roots will be easy to blacken and rot, and its leaves will begin to dry first, turn yellow slowly and then fall down, resulting in the death of the whole plant. Therefore, it can not be watered too much. Generally, it can be watered a little more in childhood, and it is necessary to slowly reduce the amount of water when it is an adult to prevent ponding

4. Proper transplanting

We can transplant properly in spring or autumn. It's best to choose spring because the temperature at that time is more suitable. If it's autumn, we should wait until the temperature starts to cool, and it's best to transplant in a place with sufficient water