How to Plant Joint-pines?
Joint-pines prefer well-drained, sandy, or rocky soil, with exposure to full sun or partial shade. Start with a good soil preparation, adding organic supplements if necessary. Position plants with ample space, catering for their potential growth. Water moderately after planting, reducing as joint-pines is drought-tolerant. Monitor pests and control as needed. Maintain general cleanliness around the plants to prevent disease. Remember, specific planting conditions may vary among species within the joint-pines genus.