Jak dbać o tuje? 10 zasad, żeby rosły zdrowo i szybko

Thujas, or arborvitaes, are among the most commonly planted plants in Polish gardens. They create green hedges, screen the garden from neighbors, protect from the wind, and are a decorative feature year-round. But for thujas to grow healthily, quickly, and densely, you need to follow a few basic rules. In this video, we show you the 10 most important rules for caring for thujas in the garden. We explain how to choose a healthy seedling, the differences between popular thuja varieties such as Szmaragd and Brabant, where to plant thujas, how to prepare the soil, when to plant, how to maintain spacing, how to water, what to mulch with, how to fertilize, when to prune, and what to do when thujas start to brown. This is a practical guide for those who have thujas in their garden, are planning a thuja hedge, or are wondering why thujas turn yellow, brown, dry out from the inside, grow poorly, or thin out after winter. In the video, we answer questions such as: How to care for thujas after planting? When is the best time to plant thujas? What type of soil do thujas prefer? How often should thujas be watered? Should thujas be watered before winter? How should thujas be fertilized in spring and autumn? When should I prune Emerald and Brabant thujas? Why do thujas turn brown from the inside? What do brown tips mean? How should I plant thujas as a hedge? What spacing should I keep between thujas? Is it wise to plant bark under thujas? How can I save browning thujas? How can I avoid the most common mistakes when caring for thujas? The most important rules are: a healthy seedling, a good location, fertile and well-drained soil, proper planting depth, appropriate spacing, deep watering, mulching with bark, reasonable fertilization, regular pruning, and a correct diagnosis of the causes of browning. If you want beautiful, thick, green arborvitaes year-round, this guide will help you avoid mistakes and better care for your garden hedge. Give us a thumbs up, subscribe to the channel, and tell us in the comments what your biggest problem with arborvitaes is: browning, poor growth, watering, fertilizing, pruning, or thinning from the center?