How to fertilize peacock balls

Last Update :2024.12.09

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1. Spring and Autumn Seasons

2. Summer

3. Winter


Spring and Autumn Seasons: Spring and autumn are both its growth periods. Fertilizer is generally required once a month to fully meet the growth needs. Different regions have different types of fertilizers due to differences in climate. Summer: The climate in summer is too hot, so less fertilizer is needed. If the temperature exceeds 35℃, it can be stopped. Winter: In winter, peacock balls will automatically go dormant and their growth will stagnate, so you don’t need to fertilize them.


How to fertilize peacock balls
1. Spring and Autumn Seasons

1. Spring and Autumn Seasons

Spring and autumn are both growth periods. At this time, the growth rate is relatively fast and the demand for nutrients is greater, so supplementation in this area must be timely and reasonable. Generally, fertilizer needs to be given once a month to fully meet the growth needs, so that the plants can grow vigorously and have room for development. When fertilizing, different regions have different climates, so the types of fertilizers chosen are different. In the south, organic fertilizers are mainly used, which can provide non-irritating fertilizer effects, but are very easy to breed bacteria, causing plant growth problems. For the north, where the soil is relatively poor, you can choose slow-release fertilizers to continuously provide nutrients.

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2. Summer

For summer Although it is still in the growth process, because the climate is too hot, it needs less fertilizer. Note that when the temperature exceeds 35°C, no more fertilizer can be applied at this time, otherwise it may cause root burn, which will have the opposite effect on the plant.

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3. Winter

It’s cold In an abnormal winter, peacock balls will automatically go dormant and their growth will basically stagnate, so you don’t need to fertilize them.

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2. Summer

3. Winter














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