Breeding methods and precautions for Tahuawasong

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1. Soil

2. Lighting

3. Watering

4. Temperature

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Soil: Tahuahua pine grows better in soil with good air permeability. You can mix one part peat soil and one part cinder. Light: It should be given full sun during the growing season, but proper shade is needed in summer to prevent the plant from getting sunburned. Watering: When watering the plants, follow the principle of watering only when it is dry and not watering until it is dry. Temperature: During winter maintenance, the temperature should not be lower than minus 5 degrees. Watering should be less when the temperature is 0 degrees.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Tahuawasong does not have very high requirements for the substrate used, as long as it is breathable, so the soil of Tahuawasong is generally made of peat mixed with cinder, and the approximate preparation ratio is: 1:1.

2. Light

During the growth period, the tower flower pine needs to see more light. Spring and autumn are the peak seasons for growth, so it must fully receive sunlight. It is recommended to give it Full light. However, shade should be provided when there is scorching sun to avoid sunburn from strong light in summer, which is beneficial to leaf photosynthesis and promotes growth.

3. Watering

When replenishing water to the plant, be sure to follow a reasonable replenishing method. Wait for the pot soil to dry before watering. There is no need to water when it is not dry. Moreover, the amount of water must be controlled. There should not be too much water, which will easily accumulate water and eventually cause the roots of the plants to rot.

4. Temperature

The weather is cold in winter. When the temperature is too cold, reduce water or no watering. If the temperature is below 0 degrees, keep the pot soil dry. It is recommended that flower lovers try to keep the indoor temperature no lower than minus 5 degrees, and control this temperature so that they can survive the cold winter healthily and smoothly.

2. Lighting

3. Watering

4. Temperature

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