Breeding methods and precautions for Qingniaoshou

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1. Lighting

2. Soil

3. Fertilizer

4. Moisture

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Lighting: It likes sunlight, but it cannot be exposed to direct sunlight. In cold winter conditions, more light is needed. Soil: When breeding, you should choose some media with good drainage. You can use carbon soil as pot soil. Fertilizer: Fertilizer can be applied 2-3 times a month during its growth period. Animal manure or organic fertilizer can be used. Moisture: Keep the pot soil moist and avoid water accumulation in the pot. Less watering is required in summer and winter.

1. Lighting

1. Lighting

Qingniaoshou likes the sun. During the breeding period, it needs to see a lot of sunshine. It cannot be without light or too much light. In winter, the demand for sunlight is relatively greater, so except for direct sunlight at noon, you can let it receive more light at other times.

2. Soil

In order to make it thrive, we must apply some fertilizer when planting. We can use carbon soil as potting soil, and we must choose some media with good drainage. In order to avoid the invasion of germs, we must disinfect it in advance.

3. Fertilizer

The stage that requires more nutrients is the vigorous growth stage. During this stage, fertilizer can be applied every ten days or half a month. We can choose animal manure or other organic fertilizers. However, it is basically not needed in winter because its growth rate is very slow at this time.

4. Moisture

If you want the bluebird to grow into beautiful flowers, you must control the appropriate moisture. Otherwise, it will be difficult to achieve the growth effect you want. Especially during the peak growth period of Bluebird longevity, the pot soil must be kept moist to meet the plant's demand for water. However, be sure not to allow water to accumulate in the basin. In summer and winter, less watering is required because the bluebird will enter a dormant state.

2. Soil

3. Fertilizer

4. Moisture

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