The Norfolk Island pine should tolerate salt buildup from fertilizers quite well This doesn't mean you should overfertilize, or let these salts build up on purpose The tolerable window is a bit larger for the Norfolk Island pine, giving us more time to correct growing conditions thanYour Norfolk Pine is a graceful, pinelike tree with a lacy, delicate appearance It is popular during the holidays as an alternative to a traditional cut Christmas tree but makes a statement all year round Though it's called a Norfolk "Pine," it's not a pine at all Rather, this tree is a tropical plant native to the South PacificFeb 08, 21 · Norfolk pine in the garden accept low light as well, but more light means denser growth The tree's native soil is sandy, so outdoor Norfolk Island pines are also happy in any welldrained soil Acidic is best but the tree tolerates slightly alkaline soil too When the trees grow outside, rainfall meets most of their water needs Galveston Christmas...