How to grow starwood 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: It likes fertile soil, and soil with good drainage and air permeability is more suitable for its growth. Moisture: It is best to water it when the soil is dry to avoid water accumulation. Water it directly and thoroughly. Sunlight: Avoid direct sunlight for a long time during maintenance, and just maintain it in a location with astigmatism. Temperature: It will grow better in an environment of 20-30℃, and needs to be maintained indoors in winter.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: Starwood is picky about soil. It is best to use soil that is fertile and has good water permeability and rich nutrient content. You can use sandy loam soil and leaf humus soil to mix thoroughly.

2. Moisture: Starwood has a relatively strong ability to withstand drought. When watering, you should pay attention to it. Water it after the soil surface is completely dry before watering. Just water it thoroughly. However, there should be no accumulation of water, as root rot may easily occur.

3. Sunlight: It has strong resistance to shade. , it grows better in astigmatism or semi-shade environment. Remember not to be exposed to sunlight for a long time. However, it should not be maintained in a location with too little light, as it will grow slowly.

4. Temperature: It grows better in an environment of 20-30℃, and prefers a higher temperature growth ring. Similarly, its ability to withstand low temperatures is relatively poor. In winter, it is best to maintain a maintenance temperature above 13°C.

2. Breeding skills

1 2. Topping: During its vigorous growth period, if the side branches of the plant are relatively sparse, you can use topping to promote the growth of its side branches. It can achieve better plant rows and improve ornamental value.

2. Pruning: Pruning can be done appropriately during the growth process. If there are diseased branches or dead branches, they need to be cut off in time. To avoid infection of other branches and loss of nutrients, you can also prune the shape appropriately to maintain perfect plant rows.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1 . Diseases and insect pests: Star point wood has relatively few pests and diseases when it is cultivated, but in an environment with high temperature, humidity and poor ventilation conditions, anthracnose is prone to occur. When discovered, it needs to be sprayed with carbendazim solution in time.

2. Dry leaves: When breeding, try to avoid prolonged exposure to the sun. If the leaves appear dry, in most cases it is caused by too much light. Move to a semi-shady location in time. Just restore the position slowly.

IV. Other issues

1 2. Can it be cultivated indoors: Starwood can be cultivated indoors, but when cultivating indoors, you must pay attention to frequent ventilation to avoid the breeding of bacteria, diseases and insect pests in a closed environment.

2. Overwintering: It is best to move it indoors when raising it in winter. It has poor cold resistance. It can survive the winter safely when the indoor temperature is above 13℃.

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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