Breeding methods and precautions for longevity palace lanterns

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1. Soil

2. Watering

3. Lighting

4. Temperature

Soil: Palace lantern longevity likes to grow in loose, slightly acidic sandy soil. Remember not to use clay for planting. Watering: It is a succulent plant, so the pot soil should be moist to dry. Just water it once every 2-3 days. Lighting: It does not have strict lighting requirements, but it is best to receive 4 hours of direct light every day and avoid summer sunshine. Temperature: The suitable maintenance temperature is around 15℃-25℃. Too high or too low temperature will cause poor growth.

1. Soil

Although it does not have high soil requirements, it likes to grow in loose, slightly acidic sandy soil, and roots are prone to rot in clay soil, so it is cultivated in pots at home. When planting, it is advisable to mix leaf mold soil, vegetable garden soil, etc., and add 5% to 8% sand as culture soil.

2. Watering

Palace lantern longevity flower is a succulent plant that contains a lot of water. It is more tolerant of drought but afraid of waterlogging. It grows well in dry air conditions in high-rise buildings. Do not water too much. Water once every 2-3 days. It is better for the pot soil to be moist and dry. Avoid being exposed to rain during the rainy season. Too much water can cause roots to rot and leaves to fall, and may even lead to death.

3. Light

It does not have strict light requirements and can grow well under both cloudy and sunny conditions. It likes sunlight. Except for avoiding the sun in hot summer, it needs to be fully exposed at other times. It needs more than 4 hours of direct light every day to grow robustly.

4. Temperature

The normal suitable growth temperature is around 15℃-25℃. If the temperature is too high, the growth rate will slow down. If the temperature is too low, the growth may be suspended directly, and even if it is below 0℃, it will freeze to death.

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