Cultivation methods and precautions for Echinacea

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1. Soil

2. Moisture

3. Nutrients

4. Lighting

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Soil: When growing acanthus, it is best to choose soil with good air permeability, fertile and strong water conservancy. Moisture: It requires a lot of water during growth, so it is best to water it about twice a week. Nutrients: Farmyard manure can be used as fertilizer. Fertilize once every half month, pay attention to applying thin fertilizer frequently. Lighting: Full sunlight is best. It is suitable for long-term irradiation, and sufficient light absorption can make it develop better.

1. Soil

1. Soil

When growing acanthus, you must pay attention when choosing soil. It is best to choose soil with good air permeability, fertile and strong water conservancy. However, soil that meets these conditions is acidic soil.

2. Water

Sufficient water absorption during growth and development can make plants grow rapidly, so proper watering is necessary. The watering time is about twice a week, and the amount of water should be enough to pour it thoroughly without accumulating water, so as to avoid lack of water in the plants due to insufficient water, and root rot caused by too much water.

3. Nutrients

Adequate fertilizer should be added to it during its growth period. Fertilization should be done once every half month. It is better to use farmyard manure as fertilizer. When applying fertilizer, it should be placed slightly away from the roots to avoid burning the roots of the plants due to excessive heat from the fertilizer.

4. Light

It likes long-term light. Sufficient light absorption can make its branches and leaves thick. Although it is a light-loving plant, avoid strong direct light or too strong light. Shooting will cause the branches and leaves to turn yellow and wilted, so appropriate protection is necessary.

2. Moisture

3. Nutrients

4. Lighting

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