How to grow Jiulixiang in spring

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1. Watering

2. Lighting

3. Temperature

4. Pruning

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More watering is required during spring breeding, twice a week, but there should be no accumulation of water in the soil. It should also be raised in a sunny place, and remember to shade it when summer is about to begin. The breeding temperature is best maintained at around 18 degrees, and cold protection should be done when the temperature becomes low. In addition, excess, unhealthy, and damaged branches should be cut off.

1. Watering

1. Watering

Murifolia is relatively drought-resistant and does not require much water. However, spring is its growth period and the water consumption will be slightly more than usual, so it needs to be used in the original period. Basically increase the frequency of watering. Under normal circumstances, watering twice a week is enough. When watering, the soil should be completely wet, but there should be no accumulation of water in the soil.

2. Lighting

Generally, sun-loving plants have a very high demand for sunlight, and it is no exception. Especially during the growth period of spring, you can keep it in a sunny place without worrying about it being scorched by the sun. When summer is about to come, the sun will be stronger, so just spray some water mist to cool down.

3. Temperature

The temperature suitable for its growth is around 18 degrees. It is difficult to achieve this requirement in open field maintenance in early spring, so try not to maintain it in the open field too early. If you must maintain in the open field, you must also take measures to prevent cold, because if the temperature is below zero, the plants will be frostbitten.

4. Pruning

It can be pruned slightly in spring, because the growth period recovers quickly and has less impact on the overall condition of the plant. When pruning, you can cut off all excess, unhealthy, and damaged branches. After pruning, you can't touch water for the time being. After the cuts are dry, you can maintain them normally.

2. Lighting

3. Temperature

4. Pruning

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