How to grow mugwort and precautions

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1. Soil

2. Watering

3. Lighting

4. Precautions

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Soil: The cultivation soil should have both breathability and drainage, and some base fertilizer should be added during planting. Watering: The culture soil should be kept in a slightly humid state. Watering should also be done from dry to wet. The amount of water should not be too large. Light: Receive light every day, and do not maintain it in an environment with insufficient or too strong light. Note: Do not use tap water directly when supplying water, try to use rainwater.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Mugwort cultivation soil needs to be both drainable and breathable. Flower lovers can mix garden soil and leaf mold soil when preparing it. It is best to put it at the bottom of the flower pot before putting it in the pot. Sprinkle some sand evenly to achieve drainage and ventilation. It is best to add some base fertilizer so that it can better adapt to the new growth environment and meet its growth needs.

2. Watering

It has very strong drought tolerance, so the frequency and amount of watering during normal maintenance do not need to be too large, as long as the pot soil is kept moist. You can also water according to the principle of seeing dry and then wet. Insert a clean wooden stick into the deep soil. If there is no trace of moisture, it can be watered thoroughly.

3. Light

Sufficient light can ensure its more robust growth, and it can receive full-day light every day. If the leaves of the plant appear dim and the plant grows slowly, it is most likely caused by insufficient light. When the sun is too bright in summer, it needs to be shaded or moved to a cool place for maintenance.

IV. Precautions

Be careful not to use tap water directly when watering. It is best to leave it to dry for two days or use rainwater. In normal times, we should not only pay attention to the control of water and fertilizer, but also pay attention to whether the air circulation in the environment in which it is grown is good. Especially when growing indoors in winter, it should be properly exposed to fresh air to reduce the invasion of pests and diseases.

2. Watering

3. Lighting

4. Precautions

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