Curculigo cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Matrix selection

2. Moisture management

3. Nutrient management

4. Lighting management

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Soil: It is suitable for growing in loose and deep soil. Some sand can be mixed with the soil. Moisture: It likes to grow in a humid environment. In addition to regular watering, you can also sprinkle water around it to maintain the humidity required for curculigo growth. Nutrients: It does not require high nutrients and can be grown in ordinary soil. Light: Curculigo cannot be exposed to direct sunlight, so choose a good location when planting and provide shade in summer.

1. Matrix selection

1. Substrate selection

Curculigo prefers to grow in loose and fertile soil. When preparing soil, you can mix garden soil and larger sand grains in a ratio of three to one. In the later stage, you can sprinkle some bean dregs into the soil depending on the situation, which can increase soil fertility.

2. Water management

A humid environment will make curculigo grow vigorously, so it needs to be watered frequently to keep the soil moist. In addition, when the weather is hot and dry, you can also use a watering can to spray water into the surrounding air. This method can increase the moisture around the curculigo and ensure that the leaves of the curculigo are still in good condition under high temperature conditions.

3. Nutrient management

Very few nutrients can ensure the growth of curculigo, and it can be planted in ordinary soil. During the peak growing season, you can appropriately sprinkle some organic fertilizer or bean dregs to increase fertility.

4. Light management

It does not like direct sunlight, so shady places such as tree shade and wall corners are most suitable for growing curculigo. In summer, sun protection measures should be taken in time. Too strong sunlight will cause its leaves to wilt or even wither.

2. Moisture management

3. Nutrient management

4. Lighting management

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