How to grow Brazilian iris on the balcony, what should you pay attention to?

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1. Lighting

2. Moisture

3. Temperature

4. Fertilization

Brazilian iris needs to be provided with good light to grow. You can choose to maintain it on the balcony. Reasonable exposure to light will help it grow well. Note that in summer, the light is too strong and dazzling, so you need to build a shield. It likes moisture, so give it enough water during maintenance, but not too much water each time. It likes high temperatures, and the suitable temperature is maintained at 20-28 degrees. Keep warm in winter. Add base fertilizer to the flower pot, and apply secondary fertilizer every 1-2 months during later growth.

1. Lighting

The leaves of Brazilian iris are very beautiful and beautiful. If you want to keep them beautiful, you need to provide good light and place them in a good place every day. You can choose to maintain it on the balcony. This location has bright light and is very suitable for growth. Reasonable exposure to light can help the growth to improve, and the flowers will be bright and beautiful. It can tolerate shade. The light in summer is too strong and dazzling. If it shines directly on the leaves, it will cause leaf burns and require a shield.

2. Moisture

It likes a humid growth environment and needs to maintain sufficient moisture in the soil. If the soil is too dry, it will lead to poor growth, so sufficient moisture should be given during maintenance and water should be supplied regularly to ensure growth needs. Although it requires more water, you should not water too much each time to prevent water accumulation and root rot.

3. Temperature

It likes high temperatures, and the suitable temperature is maintained at 20-28 degrees. It grows well within this temperature range. In winter, you should pay attention to keeping warm, close the windows tightly to avoid being invaded by cold wind, and if the temperature on the balcony is low, you need to do a good job of keeping warm.

4. Fertilization

Add base fertilizer to the flower pot to ensure nutrition, and apply secondary fertilizer every 1-2 months during later growth to ensure adequate supply of nutrients.

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