Christmas Tree - Plant

Description

This is an evergreen tree. Its long, horizontal branches are densely covered with short, soft needles that become darker as the plant ages. This is also called as star pine, triangle tree or living Christmas tree. This is slow growing plant.

Plant Constituents

• Christmas Tree - Plant in 7 inches Recyclable plastic pot

Plant Care

• When planted in the garden, it's important to place your potted Christmas tree in the right spot.
• Put fir trees in a sheltered spot as they like cool, moist conditions, and think about its position during hot summers, as it shouldn't be in direct sunlight.
• Also, ensure it's well watered during dry spells.
• In order to keep your Christmas tree fresh, it is very important to keep the tree stand filled with water.
• A seal of dried sap will form over the cut stump in four to six hours if the water drops below the base of the tree, preventing the tree from absorbing water later when the tree stand is refilled.

Benefits

• Beyond converting carbon dioxide into breathable oxygen, Christmas trees filter water, reduce runoff and potential flooding, and provide homes, food and protection for wildlife.
• The Christmas Tree should be placed in the north direction of your home. It can also be kept in the North-East and East direction. 
• According to vastu, the Tree can help you bring good luck and positive energy at home.
• The legend also has that after the birth of Jesus Christ in the winter season, some of the trees shook off the snow and turned green to mark the great event.
• Thus, the Christmas tree represents permanence and immortality.