David’s breeding methods and precautions

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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Soil: Loose and well-permeable soil is suitable for David's growth. You can use a mixture of leaf mold soil and coarse sand. Lighting: Try to let it get as much sun as possible at ordinary times, but in summer it still needs to be shielded from the sun and take protective measures. Temperature: David grows better in an environment of 15-25℃. It needs to be kept warm in winter and cooled in summer. Moisture: Water twice a day in spring and summer and once a day in autumn. There should be no water in the soil.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Maintenance method

1. Soil: It likes to grow in soil rich in humus. When preparing soil, you can evenly mix leaf humus soil and coarse sand. This kind of soil is loose and has good air permeability, and can continuously retain moisture, which is very suitable for its growth. In addition, you can also buy nutrient soil suitable for David's growth from a flower shop.

2. Light: It likes sunlight very much, but cannot accept direct sunlight. Temporarily moving it to a cooler place in summer can prevent David from being exposed to direct sunlight. In winter, it can be placed indoors to receive sunlight. Normal sunlight in spring and autumn is enough.

3. Temperature: David is more suitable to grow at 15- In an environment of 25 degrees Celsius, its cold tolerance is very poor. Even in winter, the lowest temperature cannot be lower than 5 degrees Celsius, otherwise it will not be able to grow normally. At this time, it should be moved indoors for maintenance as much as possible to avoid frostbite.

4. Water: David needs more water. It must be watered when it is first planted, but not too much. When watering, water should be poured with a small amount of water multiple times. In summer, the amount of watering should be controlled as little as possible to avoid root rot due to David. During continuous heavy rains, it is best to move indoors, otherwise there may be a lot of water. In spring and summer, watering can be done twice a day, and in autumn, watering once is enough. Pay attention to drainage during the rainy season to avoid root rot.

2. Breeding skills

1 , Propagation: David can be propagated by cuttings, and a small amount of water must be provided when first planted. Spring is the most suitable time for cuttings. You need to cut a small section of a plant in good growth condition to produce callus, and then insert it into the prepared matrix for cultivation.

2. Repot: First place it in a place with better light and cultivate it for a period of time. Reduce the water supply appropriately so that the branches and stems become stronger and less susceptible to damage when repotting. When changing pots, you need to keep some soil around the roots to avoid damaging the roots and affecting subsequent growth.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1 2. Insect damage: After insect damage occurs, you can spray chemicals appropriately. After discovery, it is best to cut off the leaves with insects as soon as possible to avoid infecting other branches. You can also manually remove the insects.

2. Hairy leaves: This is mostly caused by lack of water. You can increase the frequency of watering appropriately, move it indoors, and take relevant protection.

IV. Other questions

1 2. Can it be grown indoors: It is a plant that likes sunlight. If the indoor lighting is good, it is recommended to grow it in a place with good indoor lighting conditions. If indoor lighting conditions are poor, do not raise them indoors, but raise them outdoors in a well-lit location.

2. Whether it is edible: David has no data showing that it is toxic, so try not to eat it. It has no nutritional value, so it is not recommended to eat it.

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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