How to grow pineapple sage and what you should pay attention to

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

Soil: Fertile soil containing organic matter should be used for cultivation, and it should be disinfected in advance before use. Moisture: The amount of water should be properly controlled when watering. Excessive water will cause slow absorption. Nutrients: The growth period requires a lot of fertilizer, so you can use organic fertilizer when fertilizing. Lighting: Astigmatism is best, but strong light is not suitable. Strong light will damage the growth of its branches and leaves.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: A fertile soil layer containing organic matter is more suitable for cultivating bromeliad sage. The soil used must be clean and needs to be disinfected in advance.

2. Moisture: It requires a lot of water If you give it enough water, you can make it grow better. Proper watering is necessary during its vigorous growth period.

3. Nutrients: It also requires a lot of fertilizer during its vigorous growth period. Just use organic fertilizer and spread it evenly on the soil layer. You can also dissolve organic fertilizer in water so that it can be poured into the soil when watering to promote its absorption.

4. Light: Pineapple Sage For short-day plants, scattered light is generally better. Strong direct light will damage the growth of branches and leaves.

2. Breeding skills

1. Pruning: Plants grow quickly, and the top branches and buds should be pruned frequently. Prevent the plant from growing too fast, resulting in slow growth of side branches and affecting growth and nutrient absorption.

2. Propagation: Propagation by cuttings is the best way to survive, and the time is most suitable in autumn. After cutting strong branches, insert them into soil with sufficient nutrients, sprinkle with water and moisturize, and you can see new shoots in about a week.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1. Leaves turn yellow and wither: When leaves turn yellow and wither during breeding, pay attention to whether the temperature is too high. Excessive temperature during breeding will cause the branches and leaves to turn yellow and wither. Especially in summer, the temperature should be controlled and ventilation should be maintained.

2. Root rot: Storing water in the pot for a long time will cause root rot. When watering, the water must be properly controlled, and it must be shielded on rainy days to avoid root rot.

4. Other questions

1. How to spend the winter: In winter, the plants should be cultured indoors. If the temperature is too low, the plants will be frostbitten, which will directly affect their growth.

2. Is it toxic? It is not toxic in itself and can be cultured with confidence. It is easy to breed, easy to survive, and highly ornamental.

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