Cape primrose cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Pot soil

2. Lighting

3. Watering

4. Overwinter

5. Things to note

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Pot soil: The flower pots used for breeding should be shallow, not too deep. The soil should have good air permeability and be neutral. Light: Let it receive sufficient scattered light every day and avoid strong direct light. exposure, and shade in summer; watering: pay attention to moisturizing, water as soon as possible after the soil dries out, and ensure that the breeding humidity is above 50%; overwintering: cold insulation should be done in winter, and watering should be reduced; in addition, usually Pay attention to drainage and ventilation.

1. Pot soil

1. Pot soil

Cape primrose has good growth adaptability, and the pot soil selected for breeding is more conducive to its growth. Don't use flower pots that are too deep. Shallow ones are better. The soil shouldn't be too heavy. You should use soil that is loose and breathable. Also, the soil quality is best neutral.

2. Light

For plants There are no high requirements for the usual light intensity, as long as it is not exposed to strong sunlight. It is more suitable to grow in a semi-shady place, and let it see the sun appropriately every day. It should be noted that the light in summer is very strong, so pay attention to shade.

3. Watering

During the maintenance process, the dry state of the pot soil should be controlled and water needs to be replenished in time. When the soil dries out, water it as soon as possible, and the amount of water must be controlled to prevent stagnant water. The humidity of the breeding environment is also extremely important. It is best to maintain the humidity above 50%.

4. Winter

General winter The temperature is very low, and its growth rate is also very slow. At this time, we must do a good job of keeping out the cold and keeping warm. It is also necessary to control the amount of watering. Proper water control is necessary.

5. Precautions

As mentioned above, there should be no accumulated water in the flower pot, because accumulated water will not only cause root rot, but also cause the infestation of diseases and insect pests. Therefore, attention should be paid to timely drainage, especially in the rainy season, and proper window opening for ventilation. After a disease or insect infestation occurs, it needs to be prevented and treated as soon as possible.

2. Lighting

3. Watering

4. Overwinter

5. Things to note

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