Yemeni iron breeding methods and precautions

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1. Soil

2. Temperature

3. Moisture

4. Lighting

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Soil: Rotten leaf soil is loose, fertile, and has good drainage properties, which is very helpful for the growth of Yemeni iron. Temperature: It likes high temperatures but can tolerate a certain low temperature. It is better to control the temperature between 20-32℃ during maintenance. Moisture: Watering should be based on the standard of seeing dry and wet, and ensuring sufficient moisture. Lighting: Suitable for half-sun exposure, usually with scattered light. It does not like direct sunlight, as strong sunlight will burn the leaves.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Yemen iron does not have high soil requirements and grows better in loose and fertile soil. Slightly acidic rotten leaf soil is most suitable for breeding Yemeni iron, allowing it to develop better.

2. Temperature

It has strong adaptability and is easy to breed. It usually likes to grow in a high temperature and humid environment. The optimal growth temperature is between 20-32°C. In winter, it can survive the winter safely without temperature control protection.

3. Moisture

Yemen iron does not have a large demand for water. Usually when watering, the standard is to see dryness and wetness. Too much water can easily cause root rot, and insufficient water absorption will affect the normal growth of the plant. When watering, avoid high temperatures at noon. The best time to water is in the morning and evening.

4. Lighting

It has strong adaptability to light and has certain resistance to negative light. It should be placed on the balcony for astigmatism. Avoid direct exposure to strong light, which will damage the stems and leaves and cause them to turn yellow.

2. Temperature

3. Moisture

4. Lighting

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