Methods and precautions for cultivating rotoria

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1. Soil

2. Moisture

3. Temperature

4. Lighting

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Soil: It is advisable to use thick, water-conducive, breathable and fertile sandy loam soil, which can be prepared by yourself. Moisture: It has a certain degree of drought tolerance and does not require much water. Just make the soil moist. Temperature: It doesn’t have a big requirement for temperature, just around 18-25℃. It also has a certain degree of cold resistance and survives the winter well. Light: The light is mainly astigmatism. It does not like strong light. Proper shade protection is necessary in normal times.

1. Soil

1. Soil

The soil quality for cultivation can be thick, water-conducive, breathable and fertile sandy loam. You can also add some plant ash and rotten leaf soil to the soil. This mixed soil is very suitable for rotors. The growth needs of lotus will help the plant grow better.

2. Moisture

The rotoria has strong adaptability and a certain degree of drought tolerance. It only needs to be watered once every half month. When watering, just keep the soil moist. Do not water too much. Too much water in the pot will affect its normal growth.

3. Temperature

In normal times, just keep the temperature at around 18-25℃. It has a certain degree of cold resistance, so you don’t need to move it indoors for thermal insulation in winter. It is a relatively easy plant to cultivate. However, when it snows, the snow should be cleared promptly and do not let the snow accumulate around the soil. When the snow melts and freezes, it will cause frostbite to the roots of the plants.

4. Lighting

It likes a semi-shaded environment and is suitable for astigmatism. You can place it on the balcony or coffee table at home. When the sun is high and strong at noon, you should provide it with appropriate shade. Only by doing a good job of protection can it help the growth of the plant.

2. Moisture

3. Temperature

4. Lighting

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