Lemongrass cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Soil

2. Watering

3. Lighting

4. Precautions

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To cultivate lemongrass, you should use soil with good air permeability and drainage. You can dig soil in the park and use it, or you can buy special soil for cultivation. Daily maintenance requires proper watering, but not excessive watering. Be careful not to let it get wet in the rain. During its vigorous growth period, it should receive long-term sunlight, but do not receive direct sunlight. In winter, when the temperature drops, you should keep warm.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Citronella has relatively low soil requirements for cultivation, as long as the soil has certain air permeability and drainage properties. Generally speaking, the soil dug in the park or flower bed can be cultivated. If you want it to grow better, you can also buy special soil.

2. Watering

Plants It is very sensitive to moisture, so you must not overwater when watering, let alone allow water to accumulate in the cultivation soil. If its roots are soaked in water for a long time, its root system will rot. In addition, after it is exposed to rain, the water in the flower pot must be poured out promptly.

3. Light

Relatively speaking It is said that it prefers sunlight, and it needs to be provided with long-term light when it is growing vigorously. It is usually best to raise them under mild natural light, and try not to be exposed to too strong light to avoid adverse growth performance. Also, if you breed indoors, you need to open more windows.

IV. Precautions

Winter The temperature is very low, so at this time you must pay attention to keep warm and keep out the cold, especially when breeding in northern areas, you need to cover it with a plastic bag to keep it warm. But pay attention to ventilation during the day, and when the temperature slowly rises, just open the bag.

2. Watering

3. Lighting

4. Precautions

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