How to care for duck foot wood in spring

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1. Temperature adjustment

2. Control lighting

3. Moisture management

4. Increase nutrients

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Temperature adjustment: In spring, the temperature needs to be controlled at about 15 degrees. If it is lower than 10 degrees, it will stop growing. Control light: It is intolerant to strong light and needs to grow in a semi-shady environment. The exposure time to astigmatism should not exceed five hours. Water management: Water it once or twice a week, as long as the soil is moist. Increase nutrients: Fertilize once every half month. You can use farmyard manure or bone meal instead of thick fertilizer.

1. Temperature adjustment

1. Temperature adjustment

The duck's foot wood is relatively sensitive to temperature. If the temperature is lower than 10 degrees, it will stop growing. If the temperature is lower than 6 degrees, it may suffer frost damage. The temperature in early spring is relatively low, so try to avoid open-field maintenance. Open-field maintenance should wait until the climate stabilizes. During indoor maintenance, the temperature can be controlled at about 15 degrees, and the place should be kept away from doors and windows. It is relatively cold near doors and windows, and plants are prone to frostbite.

2. Control Light

It is suitable for growing in a semi-shady environment. If the light is too strong, the duck's foot tree will be easily sunburned. If there is insufficient light, the plants will not metabolize normally and will also affect growth. When giving it light in spring, you should also pay attention to the lighting time not exceeding five hours a day, and it is best to use astigmatism to avoid strong light.

3. Water management

During the period of vigorous growth of duck foot tree, it does not need too much water. Watering once or twice a week is enough, just enough to completely wet the soil. It is best to keep the watering temperature similar to the environment so that the plants can tolerate it more easily.

4. Increase nutrients

The duck's foot tree is relatively resistant to barrenness. Even during the growth period, it is not suitable to use fertilizers with too strong fertilizer effects. Under normal circumstances, farmyard manure, bone meal, and chicken manure can meet its needs. The frequency of fertilization is once every half month. If chemical fertilizers are used, they need to be diluted before use.

2. Control lighting

3. Moisture management

4. Increase nutrients

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