Thuja plants are dense and bushy, which can help enhance your garden or indoor space. Here are five tips to take care of thuja plant.
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Watering
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The watering requirements for the thuja plant vary depending on age and size. Water them once every two days in the initial months. Once the plant is well established, you can water it once a week.
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Sunlight
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This green plant can thrive well in sunlight and partial shade.
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Soil
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Thuja plants require well-draining soil that is rich in organic matter. Avoid waterlogged soil, as it can damage the roots.
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Pruning
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Prune thuja plants from top to bottom to help maintain their shape and size. Pruning them will also help remove damaged or diseased branches. Spring is an ideal time to prune this plant.
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Fertiliser
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You can use a liquid fertiliser to boost the growth of thuja plants. Early spring is an ideal time to fertilise the soil.