How to breed fire sacrifice brocade

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1. Soil

2. Hydration

3. Sunshine

4. Fertilizer amount

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Soil: It is best to use sandy soil that is sufficiently breathable and has good drainage. The pot should be changed every 1-2 years. Water replenishment: For vigorous growth, water should be replenished in time after the substrate dries. During the dormant period, watering 2-3 times a month is sufficient. Sunlight: Try to receive as much sunlight as possible, and open windows for ventilation to avoid getting too stuffy. Fertilizer: The amount of nitrogen fertilizer should be controlled, and phosphorus and potash fertilizer can be used once a month.

1. Soil

1. Soil

The fire festival brocade is a fire festival that is out of state, so it needs to be carefully maintained. Whether it can maintain good growth status depends on the cultivation soil being very suitable. It is recommended that you use sandy soil that is sufficiently breathable and has good drainage, and change the pot every one or two years.

2. Hydration

Fire Festival Brocade During the period of vigorous growth, that is, in spring and autumn, you must replenish water in time. When you find that the substrate has become dry, water it thoroughly. It will have a period of dormancy in the hot summer. At this time, you should water it as little as possible. You can water it 2-3 times a month, as long as the substrate is not dry.

3. Sunshine

Daily maintenance During this period, it should receive as much light as possible, only in this way can it maintain good growth status. Also pay attention to air circulation. Open windows in the breeding environment for ventilation so that it can grow in a ventilated place. If it is maintained in a closed and hot place, it will cause pests and diseases, and it is easy to cause root rot.

4. Fertilizer amount

Appropriate supplementary fertilizers are needed during the breeding period, but attention should be paid to the balanced use of fertilizers. Do not apply a large amount of nitrogen fertilizer, which will not only make the plants grow leggy, but also cause the leaves to become less red, which will greatly reduce the ornamental value. Phosphorus and potassium fertilizer should be added once a month, and a thin fertilizer should be applied.

2. Hydration

3. Sunshine

4. Fertilizer amount

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