Opelina breeding methods and precautions

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1. Soil

2. Watering

3. Lighting

4. Temperature

5. Things to note

Soil: It is best to use loose, well-drained soil to grow Opelina. Watering: Ensure sufficient moisture in spring and autumn, and control the amount of watering in winter. Lighting: Give it half sun and full sun in spring, autumn and winter, and shade it in summer when the sun is strong. Temperature: Give it a growing environment of 10-25℃. Also pay attention to preventing pests and root rot.

1. Soil

It is best to use loose, well-drained soil for cultivating Opelina. Peat soil and granular soil can be used.

2. Watering

Ensure sufficient water when there is sufficient sunlight in spring and autumn. When the weather is colder in winter, control the amount of watering. It is best to wait until the soil becomes dry before watering. water.

3. Lighting

You can accept half sun and full sun in spring, autumn and winter. In summer, when the sun is strong, you need to shade appropriately. If the sun is too strong, the leaves will become plump and the white powder will be thicker. Insufficient light will cause the leaves to become elongated, which is very harmful. Beautiful.

4. Temperature

The suitable growth temperature for Opelina is 10-25℃. When the temperature exceeds 30℃ in summer, it should be properly shaded. In winter, the temperature should be controlled above 5℃. To survive the winter, frostbite may occur due to lower temperatures.

5. Precautions

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1. Pests: Common pests include scale insects, red spiders and whiteflies. Once discovered, the pests must be cleaned up in time. When the repainting is serious, pesticides must be sprayed to kill them.

2. Root rot: If you usually water a lot or do not deworm, root rot will easily occur. The rotten parts should be cut off in time, and the knives should be disinfected to avoid infecting other plants. .

2. Watering

3. Lighting

4. Temperature

5. Things to note

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