Pocket coconut

Pocket coconut is a pocket coconut tree of palm family, which is native to Mexico and Guatemala. It is very suitable for indoor small and medium-sized potted plants to decorate the indoor environment such as living room, study, conference room and hotel service desk, which can add the atmosphere and charm of tropical scenery, add the atmosphere of business and make the interior present charming tropical scenery.

Pocket coconut introduction

Pocket coconut nickname

Dwarf coconut, pocket brown, pocket sunflower, dwarf Brown

Growth habits of pocket coconut

Pocket coconut likes a warm, humid and semi cloudy growth environment. The suitable temperature for growth is 20-30 ℃. When the temperature is lower than 13 ℃, the pocket coconut enters the dormancy period, and the minimum temperature in winter should be kept above 3 ℃ for overwintering. Sleeve

The cultivation substrate of precious coconut is good drainage, moist and fertile loam. The substrate composed of rotten leaf soil, peat soil and a small amount of and yarn should be used for potting

Pocket coconut has low requirements for fertilizer. Generally, liquid fertilizer is applied 1-2 times a month in the growing season, and slightly or no fertilizer is applied in late autumn and winter. Change pots every 2-3 years in spring

The principle of watering is better wet than dry, and the basin soil can be kept wet often. When the air is dry in summer and autumn, it is necessary to often spray water on the plants to improve the air humidity of the environment, which is conducive to their growth and keep the leaf dark green and shiny

Reduce the amount of water properly in winter to facilitate overwintering. Pocket coconut likes semi cloudy conditions, and avoid direct sunlight in high temperature season. In the hot sun, its leaf color will fade or turn yellow, and will produce scorched leaves and black spots, which will lose its ornamental value

Pocket coconut flower language

Vitality

The English name of pocket coconut means beautiful and exquisite, so the flower language and symbolic meaning embodied in its English name is "vitality"