Plant in a Tropical Dry Forest

These tropical dry forests thrive in warm - all - year - round climates with long dry seasons. The length of these dry spells can vary from several months depending on the geographical location. These seasonal droughts significantly affect all the living organisms in the forest.

If you want to plant in a tropical dry forest, choose plants that can tolerate long dry seasons. First, find a suitable spot with enough sunlight. When planting, dig a proper hole and place the plant gently. Water it thoroughly after planting, but be aware that during the long dry seasons, water sparingly to avoid root rot. Check the soil regularly to see if it needs a little moisture. Also, keep an eye out for pests that might be more active during the dry periods. For maintenance, prune the plants occasionally to keep them healthy and in shape.