How to grow beautiful arrowroot in winter

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2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Fertilization

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When raising beautiful arrowroot in winter, you should wait for the pot soil to dry and then pour enough water to help it absorb water better. The optimal breeding temperature is around 25 degrees, and it should not be lower than 15 degrees in winter. It prefers relatively shady conditions but can receive full sun in winter. Use diluted fertilizer when fertilizing, and reduce or stop fertilizing in winter.

2. Temperature

1. Watering

It likes relatively humid places. Usually, you can water it enough after the pot soil dries out to help it absorb water and grow better. In addition, sprinkle water around the plant to maintain a certain humidity, which is also beneficial to its growth. In addition, it is not advisable to water too much in winter, otherwise the plants will suffer from root rot and even cannot survive normally.

2. Temperature

Relatively speaking, it has certain requirements on temperature. Usually it likes a temperature of about 25 degrees. At this time, it grows fastest and grows better. In winter, it cannot be lower than 15 degrees, otherwise it will cause frostbite to the plant. You can put it in an air-conditioned room or a room with heating equipment to ensure a certain temperature for it and help it grow better.

3. Light

It likes a relatively shady environment. Generally speaking, it does not like to receive sunlight and can grow well in places without sunlight. In winter, you can properly receive all-day light, just be careful not to burn the leaves by direct sunlight.

4. Fertilization

It generally does not have high requirements for fertilizers. Under normal circumstances, you can apply diluted fertilizer and water. Remember not to use fertilizer with too high a concentration, otherwise it will burn the plant and affect its normal growth. In addition, you can reduce or stop fertilizing in winter. Apply diluted fertilizer once before winter to help it absorb enough nutrients.

3. Lighting

4. Fertilization

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