How to grow cat's whiskers and precautions

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1. Nutrient management

2. Lighting management

3. Temperature management

4. Moisture management

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Nutrition: You can choose potassium fertilizer and nitrogen fertilizer to fertilize cat's whiskers. When fertilizing, be careful not to apply it on the leaves and flowers. Light: It likes a well-lit environment. Shade in summer and avoid direct sunlight. Temperature: The most suitable temperature is 18-25℃, and try not to exceed 25℃ in summer. Moisture: If the soil is too dry, add moisture; if it is too wet, no watering is needed. During the rainy season, you need to be careful not to let it get caught in the rain.

1. Nutrient management

1. Nutrient management

It is essential to raise cat's whiskers to provide nutrients, but fertilizers cannot be applied casually. Choose potassium and nitrogen fertilizers. Do not spread fertilizers on leaves or flowers to avoid burning the plants.

2. Light management

Cat's whiskers like an environment with sufficient light. They need to be shaded in summer and grow in an environment with scattered light. Except in summer, light maintenance can be carried out throughout the day. But in summer, you should also avoid strong direct sunlight.

3. Temperature management

The most suitable temperature for cat's whiskers is 18-25℃. If the temperature is too low, it will not be easy to take root, which is not conducive to the survival of the plant. When the temperature is around 25°C, it can grow normally for a short period of time. If the temperature is too high, the breeding ability of bacteria will increase. Be careful to block sunlight when the temperature is high.

4. Water Management

Providing water to cat's whiskers should be based on the dryness and moisture of the soil. If the soil is too dry, water must be supplemented to facilitate plant growth. There is no need to water if the soil is too wet. The air humidity is already high. Plants should not accumulate water or be exposed to rain. After water accumulation occurs, all water accumulation must be absorbed before the next watering. Water accumulation will be detrimental to the plants. The growth will cause root rot.

2. Lighting management

3. Temperature management

4. Moisture management

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