Metasequoia glyptostroboides

Metasequoia, judging from the many fossils that have been discovered, they were spread throughout the northern hemisphere 100 million years ago. However, when large-scale glaciers swept across, the extreme cold caused the metasequoias to disappear. Metasequoia is found in North America, Europe, Asia, etc.

Metasequoia likes light, is intolerant of barrenness and drought, purifies the air, grows quickly, and is easy to survive after transplanting.

Kind tips:

1. This variety will lose its leaves in winter. If you buy it in winter, you will receive a leafless metasequoia. But it is not withered and will grow new leaves in the spring as long as it is properly planted.

2. Metasequoia can be planted in land and water tanks and fish tanks. However, there is a chance that the water transfer will fail. If the water is transferred before new leaves grow in spring, the survival rate will be improved.

Light: full sun

Watering: keep it moist

Medium: peat soil