How to grow wood sorrel in summer

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1. Sunshine

2. Temperature

3. Moisture

4. Ventilation

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Sunshine: Do not keep it in the sun in summer. Pay attention to shade, or move it directly to a place with astigmatism. Temperature: The maximum temperature should not exceed 35°C. If it is too high, it should be placed in a cool place to cool down. Moisture: Spray water frequently, maintain a high enough humidity, and avoid being exposed to rain. Ventilation: When raising indoors, you need more ventilation. Open doors and windows frequently to ensure air circulation.

1. Sunshine

1. Sunshine

During daily maintenance, it needs to be maintained in a sunny environment. However, you should be careful not to raise it in the sun in summer, and you must do a good job of shading to prevent the leaves from being sunburned. If you don’t want to move the maintenance position back and forth, you can directly perform maintenance in an astigmatic place without strong light.

2. Temperature

< p>In summer maintenance, you should also pay attention to temperature adjustment. The most suitable temperature for its growth is 16-22℃, and the highest temperature should not exceed 35℃. If the breeding temperature reaches the extreme temperature, you should pay attention to cooling down, or move it to a relatively cooler environment for maintenance.

3. Moisture

Sufficient moisture also needs to be ensured during the summer, and the breeding soil should not be too dry. You also need to spray it with more water, which can maintain the humidity of the breeding environment and lower the temperature. Also pay attention to cover it from the rain, because water will accumulate after being caught in the rain, which is not good for it during the summer.

4. Ventilation

< p>The air circulation of the breeding environment should be good, otherwise the indoor temperature will be relatively high, coupled with the high humidity, the plants will be susceptible to insect damage. Therefore, preventive measures should be taken by opening doors frequently or opening more windows during the summer.

2. Temperature

3. Moisture

4. Ventilation

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