Can Osmunda japonica be potted? Can Osmunda japonica be potted?

1. Soil: Osmunda japonica has strong vitality, is easy to cultivate, has low requirements on soil, likes to grow in fertile and moist soil, and can also tolerate drought. It grows well in calcareous soil and acidic soil, grows well in slightly wet soil, and grows best when planted in deep and fertile sandy loam.

2. Watering: Osmunda japonica is drought-tolerant and afraid of waterlogging. Water can be watered once a year before germination in spring and after defoliation in autumn. If it is not too dry at ordinary times, you don't need to water it. Generally, water 1 ~ 3 times in spring drought, and drain well in rainy season to prevent water from rotting roots. Autumn is not suitable for watering.