How to breed camel thorns and precautions

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1. Soil

2. Moisture

3. Lighting

4. Temperature

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Soil: It has extremely low soil requirements. It can survive in wasteland, saline-alkali land, etc., and can grow in any kind of soil. Moisture: Its water needs are very small, just a little rain occasionally, no need to water more. Light: Camel thorns like light and heat. They receive about eight hours of strong light every day on average and can be exposed to strong light. Temperature: Can survive both winter and summer without any need to adjust the temperature during the growing period.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Camel thorn has very low soil requirements and can survive in wasteland, saline-alkali land, sandy land and other places. Deserts and Gobi are their main habitats. The harsh natural environment makes them extremely easy to feed, and they can take root and grow in any soil.

2. Moisture

Camel thorn grows in remote areas such as deserts, sand dunes, and Gobi. It is extremely short of water and cannot receive artificial care, so it is particularly drought-resistant. Just a little rain occasionally can turn it from dry to green, so there is usually no need to water it deliberately.

3. Light

It mostly grows in Ningxia, Xinjiang, Gansu and other places, in places with strong light and sufficient sunshine, so it likes light and heat. It is often exposed to the wilderness over a large area and exposed to the sun. It receives no less than eight hours of light every day and grows tenaciously in a dry environment.

4. Temperature

Camel thorn has no temperature requirements. Whether it is high temperature in summer or severe cold in winter, it can survive it and continue to grow in the second year. It is cold and drought tolerant, so they do not need to be cared for, and they rarely suffer from frostbite, sunburn, death, etc., so they can survive normal temperatures.

2. Moisture

3. Lighting

4. Temperature

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