Methods and precautions for cultivating Chicken Spatholobus

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1. Soil

2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Fertilization

5. Prevention and control of pests and diseases

It is best to cultivate Spatholobus in soil that has good air permeability and drainage and contains sufficient nutrients. The cultivation temperature is between 20 and 30 degrees. It is best to grow it indoors in winter. Just provide it with appropriate scattered light. During the growth period, fertilize once every half month with a lower concentration. Root rot, chafer larvae and other diseases and insect pests will pose a threat to the plant, so attention must be paid to prevention and control.

1. Soil

Chicken Spatholobi is not too demanding on soil and can grow in ordinary soil. However, it will grow more vigorously in soil with good air permeability, drainage and sufficient nutrients. Especially for potted plants, it is recommended to choose good quality soil. It can be mixed with humus soil and some river sand to prepare it.

2. Temperature

Chicken blood Vine likes warmth and it is best to keep the temperature between twenty and thirty degrees. Its cold tolerance is very poor, so it must be kept indoors in winter. If possible, it is best to keep it in a greenhouse to avoid frostbite.

3. Lighting

Millipeda japonica does not have high requirements for light, and it tolerates negative light well, so it is enough to provide appropriate scattered light at ordinary times. The breeding location should not have strong sunlight. direct light. In winter, the lighting time can be appropriately longer without shading.

4. Fertilization

Chicken blood Vine needs fertilizer during the growth stage, but not much. Generally, once every half month is enough, and the concentration of fertilizer needs to be adjusted lower. In order to prevent fertilizer damage, you can also pour some water after fertilizing, which is more conducive to plant absorption.

5. Prevention and Control of Pests and Diseases

Pests and Diseases Mainly "root rot", this disease is more common in the rainy season, and it is also easy to occur after too much watering. After it occurs, it can be treated with carbendazim. Insect pests are mainly scarab beetle larvae. They will bite the stems and leaves of the plant and hinder its growth. It is best to use insecticides to eliminate them in time.

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