Cultivation methods and precautions for Safflower

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1. Soil

2. Watering

3. Lighting

4. Precautions

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Soil: Safflower is very tolerant of barrenness and has low soil requirements. If it is grown at home, it is best to add some decomposed fertilizer to the soil. Watering: Keep it moist. In summer, you should not only water but also spray water appropriately. In winter, water less. Light: Place it in a place with enough light to ensure that it blooms better. Note: In summer, you should pay attention to shading and prune branches appropriately.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Fructus leucophylla is very resistant to barrenness. It has very strong adaptability and can grow even in very poor soil. But if we usually breed it at home, it is best to put some decomposed fertilizer in its cultivation soil, so that it can grow better.

2. Watering

Moist The environment is more suitable for growth, but it should not be too humid. When breeding, we must pay attention to watering and keep the pot soil moist, but it should not be too humid, let alone allow water to accumulate in the pot soil. In addition to watering in midsummer, you can also spray some water around it. Winter is the dormant period, so reduce watering as much as possible and ensure that the pot soil is not too dry.

3. Light

It likes It grows in an environment with sufficient sunshine, and it is also very shade tolerant. So it can grow well no matter what the conditions are, but when we usually breed it, it is best to place it in a sunny place, because only when there is sufficient sunlight, it will bloom more vividly.

IV. Precautions

Although It likes the sun very much, but when the temperature is high in summer, it is still necessary to provide it with such strong sunlight to prevent sunburn. It has a strong growth ability. In order to have better ornamental value, we usually need to prune its branches appropriately so that it can always maintain a good-looking shape.

2. Watering

3. Lighting

4. Precautions

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