The tree loves organic fertilizers in the soil.
For planting or replanting/transferring, a mixture is used that combines sand, peat, turf, a little clay, and humus.
The plant needs an open space, but constant direct rays are harmful to it.
The light should be diffused.
Lighting for this tree should be diffused. Myrtle loves the sun, but does not tolerate direct sunlight.
In summer it can be placed on the balcony or in the garden.
Favorable temperature is from +18 to +20 degrees.
It loves high air humidity, so it should be sprayed with settled water.
Watering should be regular, but moderate, not excessive.
The crown can be easily given any desired shape; the plant tolerates pruning well.
You should not expect flowering in the first year.
It is usually fertilized with complex fertilizers for flowering crops.
During the period of active growth, myrtle is watered with liquid fertilizers once a week; during the flowering period, many plant lovers either stop feeding or reduce it by half.
Myrtle is one of the plants that requires pruning. It is best to engage in crown formation in the spring.
The most common shape is a ball, but you can trim the shoots to your liking to achieve the desired shape.
Use a sharp, disinfected tool and do not carry out large-scale pruning more than 2 times a season.