How to raise a green mage

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1. Light temperature

2. Soil

3. Pruning

4. Watering

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In terms of temperature, it can live between minus 2℃ and 45℃, and likes warm and bright areas. The soil should be rich and well-drained, and regular pruning will help it grow better. Watering should be adjusted according to different seasons, and do not get the flowers and leaves wet.

1. Light temperature

1. Light temperature

It likes warm and bright areas, can resist drought, and can tolerate severe cold of minus 2℃. If it is lower than minus 3℃, it will be a little lethargic, but It can come back to life as long as the temperature rises.

If it is often kept in a shady area, the color of its leaves will become lighter, it will easily grow wildly, and the petioles will be very thin. However, this variety is relatively easy to raise, as long as you pay attention to the light. It will be green. Its growth temperature is between minus 2℃ and 45℃. It is best to move it indoors in winter. If it's summer, don't let it be exposed to strong light for a long time, and use a shade to block it appropriately.

2. Soil

Its It is best to use fertile soil that is relatively breathable and drained. For example, use cinders mixed with some peat and vermiculite, and then spread some river sand on the surface of the soil. If it is in a cool climate, its growth will be visible, but in summer it will stop growing for a short time because it is too hot.

3. Pruning

If you want To let it multiply, you can cut off its leaf discs in early spring and insert them into the soil, and tillers will grow on the stems. This species is easy to propagate, and if it is not pruned, it can grow very tall and produce beautiful old stumps. Occasionally there will be some small bugs, which can be removed directly with paper towels.

4. Watering

If it is newly planted, there is no need to water it in the first 3 days. If in spring and autumn, water it once every 5-7 days, water it once every half month in hot weather, and water it once every 15-20 days in cold winter. It grows especially fast in winter, so After sprinkling it with water, it is best to let it dry for a while to help it grow better. Generally, it is best to water it around ten o'clock in the morning. It is best to use a spray method to avoid getting the leaves and flowers wet.

2. Soil

3. Pruning

4. Watering

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