How to raise Qian Chuan to make it fatter

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1. Breeding methods

2. Precautions

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Choose some soft soil, which can be made from a mixture of garden soil, sand and peat soil. When watering such plants, pay attention to the amount of water given. Once the soil contains more than the normal amount of water, the roots may rot. Its leaves can grow closer and thicker in brightly lit areas, so it should be grown in a location with better light.

1. Breeding methods

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: Choose soil that is somewhat soft. This soil will help the roots grow well underground. It can be made by mixing garden soil, sand and peat soil. This kind of soil also has drainage properties. When there is a lot of water, it can drain away the water to prevent the roots from rotting, and also helps the roots absorb water.

2. Water: Water this type of plant When watering, you should pay attention to the amount of water. Once the water in the soil exceeds the normal amount, the roots may rot. When watering, you should according to the dry and wet state of the soil in the pot. When the soil in the pot is dry, just water it thoroughly. , so that the plants can absorb water well and become thicker.

3. Light: The growth of the leaves of this type of plant is closely related to the sun's irradiation. Sufficient exposure to the sun can make the leaves of the plant grow closer, which requires more than 8 hours a day. Place it in the sun. However, you must be careful to shield the plants from too strong sunlight in summer. In winter, the duration of exposure to sunlight cannot be less than 6 hours.

2. Precautions

1. When watering this type of plant, pay attention to the amount of water given to prevent excessive water from causing the root system to rot.

2. Be careful to shield the plants from too strong sunlight in summer.

3. Add fertilizer to the plants once a month. When adding fertilizer, bury the fertilizer close to the roots, so that the roots can absorb nutrients faster.

2. Precautions

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