DIY Christmas Tree Kit

Technical Details

Contents: Tree seeds (Picea abies), 2 pots, 4 soil pellets, 1 sealable plastic bag

Your Own DIY Christmas Tree Kit

The set for growing your own Christmas tree includes seeds, two peat pots, soil granules and instructions for regular watering and care that will ensure a happy Christmas;)
Christmas can’t be called Christmas without a Christmas tree! Even if it is just a poor tree, or even just a twig, you can never really feel the Christmas spirit without the smell of real wood, needles on the floor and sap on your fingers.

They’re not cheap, though, are they?

If you don’t want to throw ridiculous amounts of money into the pockets of tree sellers, this “Grow Your Own Christmas Tree” kit is a great option. You’ll find everything you need to grow a real, life-size tree! All you have to do is follow the instructions to plant the seeds. Simply follow the instructions, plant the seeds in the included pots, and you’ll be ready to decorate your own tree in time for next Christmas!

Please note: A tree needs time to grow and develop fully. (Please do not buy this set in early December and expect to have a tree in your hands by the 24th ;).

DIY Christmas Tree Kit Notes:

You already know that your DIY Christmas tree needs to be prepared in advance, and there is no way to have it right away. So how should you cultivate it so that you can harvest the Christmas tree planted by yourself at Christmas time?

1. Christmas trees are water-loving. During the growth process, they have a large demand for water. You can water the plants every 5 days to keep the soil moist and prevent the Christmas trees from lacking water and poor growth.
2. If you want the DIY Christmas tree kit to grow more vigorously, you need to provide it with sufficient nutrients to maintain the normal growth of the plant. You can apply decomposed liquid fertilizer to the Christmas tree every other month.
3. When cultivating a Christmas tree, it needs to be pruned. You can use sharp scissors to shorten the overgrown branches of the plant to reduce the consumption of nutrients for the Christmas tree. After pruning, you need to apply carbendazim to the wound of the plant to prevent the Christmas tree from growing A wound becomes infected with bacteria.

As long as you carefully cultivate your Christmas tree kit, I believe you will bring more joy to your family at Christmas time!