Jacaranda cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Soil

2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Precautions

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The soil used for maintenance should be fertile, and sandy loam or loam can be used. It is best to adjust the breeding temperature to 22-30 degrees, not higher than 32 degrees, nor lower than 15 degrees. Sufficient light is required during maintenance, but it can also tolerate semi-shade and requires shade in the hot summer. During the period of vigorous plant growth, attention should be paid to top dressing.

1. Soil

1. Soil

When cultivating it, it is best to use good fertile soil, which can be ordinary loam or sandy loam. When cultivating, you should also apply enough base fertilizer to prevent its growth from being affected.

2. Temperature

< p>The temperature of the breeding environment is best around 22-30 degrees. The temperature in this range is more conducive to its growth. Do not lower the temperature below 15 degrees in winter, otherwise it will stop growing. It is not cold-resistant, so the temperature must be adjusted in winter. Of course, the temperature in summer cannot be too high. It is best to keep it below 32 degrees, otherwise its growth will be restricted.

3. Lighting

< p> It prefers sunlight. During the maintenance process, it should be placed in a location with sufficient sunlight so that it can fully bask in the sun during the growth period. However, it can also tolerate semi-shade, as long as the sunlight is not particularly weak. Likewise, it doesn't like to be exposed to strong light, so it usually needs to be shaded in the hot summer.

IV. Precautions

It should have enough nutrients to maintain it during the growth period, so pay attention to top-dressing fertilizers, especially when the growth is relatively vigorous, and timely fertilization is necessary.

2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Precautions

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