Breeding methods and precautions for Po Po Na

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1. Substrate

2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Precautions

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When cultivating, you must choose a suitable substrate. It is recommended to use fertile and well-drained soil for cultivation. The average daytime temperature should be around 12-18 degrees, and the nighttime temperature should be around 10-13 degrees. It is recommended to provide it with light throughout the day. Supplementary light should be used in early spring and winter to avoid too weak light. After it has finished blooming, be sure to prune off any remaining flowers.

1. Substrate

1. Substrate

If you want it to grow better, you must choose a suitable substrate during cultivation. It is suitable to grow in fertile soil with good drainage. The soil should not be too sticky and there should be sufficient base fertilizer in the soil.

2. Temperature

Cultivation temperature Suitability will also affect its growth, so the temperature must be controlled within a suitable range. The average temperature during the day should be around 12-18 degrees, and the temperature at night should not be too low, preferably around 10-13 degrees. When the temperature is relatively high in summer, reasonable methods should be used to cool down.

3. Light

It is It is a long-day plant, so the plant’s light needs must be met during maintenance. Generally speaking, it is more suitable to give it full-day sunshine, which is very conducive to the flowering and growth of the plant. In early spring and winter, the sunlight will be very weak, so you must pay attention to supplementing the light. If there is not enough sunlight, the plants will grow leggy.

IV. Precautions

When After the flowers bloom, be careful to cut off the remaining flowers, because they will not wither after blooming, so they need to be cut off manually, which will not only make them more ornamental, but also avoid nutrient consumption.

2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Precautions

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