How to grow cineraria and precautions

Last Update :2024.05.23

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1. Breeding methods

2. Precautions


Soil: Prefer soil with high humus content and good drainage. Light: Likes light. The light in winter is relatively weak. Plants should be placed in a well-lit location. Temperature: The suitable temperature is between ten and twenty degrees, and it should not be lower than eight degrees in winter. Watering: During the growth period, the amount of watering can be more, and it can be watered once every three days. Fertilization: Fertilize once every 7-10 days during the growth period. Do not use concentrated fertilizer. In addition, the pot needs to be changed every one or two years.


Cireraria cultivation methods and precautions
1. Breeding methods

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: Plants prefer soil with a higher content of humus and better drainage. Cineraria will grow better in this kind of soil.

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2. Light: Like light, the light is relatively weak in winter , the plant should be placed in a location with strong sunlight. The light in midsummer is too strong, so sun protection should be done.  

3. Temperature: Generally, the most suitable temperature for plant growth is between ten and twenty degrees. In winter, you need to pay attention to keeping warm, and the temperature cannot be lower than eight degrees.

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4. Watering: Increase appropriately during the growth period As for the amount of water, it is best to water once every 3 days. You can spray some water around the plants to prevent the air from being too dry.

5. Fertilization: It is best to fertilize once every seven to ten days during the growth period. The fertilizer should not be too thick to prevent burning of the root system.

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2. Precautions

It is generally best to repot the plant once every two years. After repotting, pay attention to the subsequent maintenance of the plant.


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