Hawaiian coconut cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Pot soil requirements

2. Temperature maintenance

3. Watering method

4. Precautions

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Pot soil requirements: White plastic pots or mud pots should be used for breeding, and the soil should be loose and breathable. Temperature maintenance: Give it a growing environment of about 20-30°C, and the winter temperature should be above 2°C. Watering method: Maintain a slightly humid state with no stagnant water. Appropriate watering is required in dry climates. In addition, the plants should not be exposed to the sun and should be shaded.

1. Pot soil requirements

1. Pot soil requirements

White plastic pots or mud pots can be used to grow Hawaiian coconuts. The soil requirements are loose, breathable, and preferably humus. For pot cultivation, you can mix leaf mold soil, garden soil and river sand, but the soil should not be too heavy.

2. Temperature maintenance

The suitable temperature for its growth and development is between 20-30℃. It has a certain degree of cold tolerance. The breeding temperature will not affect its growth even at 10℃. The temperature during the winter should be maintained above 2℃, and it should be kept indoors as much as possible in winter, especially in the north, where outdoor temperatures may hinder its growth.

3. Watering method

< p> During maintenance, the soil should be kept slightly moist, watering should be appropriate, and water should not be allowed to accumulate in the soil. When the breeding climate is dry, you need to properly spray water on the plants and the ground, which will make the humidity in the air higher. Late autumn and winter are relatively cold, so less watering is required.

4. Precautions

During the maintenance period, the plant must not be exposed to the sun. When there is a scorching sun in the hot summer, you must pay attention to shading. It is better to give it an appropriate amount of astigmatism. However, the breeding environment should not be too dark and should be appropriately exposed to light.

2. Temperature maintenance

3. Watering method

4. Precautions

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