🪴 Rehabilitation Guide for Boswellia Plants After Delivery

1. Unpacking and Initial Check

• Carefully remove the plant from its packaging.

• Take off any protective wrapping materials.

• Inspect the roots and trunk for signs of mold or rot.

2. Quarantine and Adaptation

• Keep the plant separate from other plants for the first 7–10 days.

• Place it in a bright spot with indirect light, avoiding harsh midday sun.

• Optimal temperature: 20–26°C, with no sudden fluctuations.

3. Watering and Humidity

• Do not water immediately after unpacking; let the soil rest for 1–2 days.

• Then water lightly with soft (filtered or rain) water.

• Avoid waterlogging – Boswellia does not tolerate excess moisture.

4. Leaf Drop During Stress

• Leaf loss during transport is a normal reaction.

• If leaves have fallen, focus on the trunk and roots — the plant is alive.

• New leaves will appear within 2–4 weeks under proper care.

5. Stress Relief Sprays

Professional sprays can help reduce stress:

• Algae-based sprays (e.g., Alg-A-Mic, BioBizz).

• Vitamin B1 complexes (e.g., Superthrive).

• Succinate-based sprays (succinic acid).

Apply as a light mist on leaves (if present) and trunk once every 7–10 days.

6. Growth and Root Stimulators

During watering, add mild stimulants every 2–3 weeks:

• Root Juice (BioBizz)

• HB-101 (1 drop per glass of water)

• Zircon or Epin-Extra (always follow dosage instructions)

These will support new leaf growth and root recovery.

7. Returning to Normal Care

• After 2–3 weeks, gradually increase sun exposure.

• Slowly extend the intervals between waterings.

• The plant will regain its natural appearance with a strong trunk and fresh leaves.

✨ Important Note

Boswellia are delicate travelers. Leaf drop after a long journey is natural. With patience, proper care, and light use of growth stimulants, they will recover quickly and bring beauty back to your collection.