Flytrap cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Soil

2. Lighting

3. Moisture

4. Precautions

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The soil for growing flytraps should be acidic and have good drainage. You can add some broken tiles at the bottom of the pot to improve its air permeability. Let it see more sunlight and receive light all day long in spring, autumn and winter. It is best to use rainwater and pure water to water it. To avoid the environment being too dry, water needs to be replenished in time. In addition, the breeding temperature should be maintained at around 21-35°C.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Flyfly traps are suitable for growing in acidic soil. When preparing the cultivation soil, the pH value should be maintained between 3.4-5. The requirement for pot soil is good drainage. It is best to put some broken tiles at the bottom of the pot to improve the breathability and drainage of the pot soil.

2. Light

< p> Relatively speaking, it likes sunlight, and potted plants should be placed in a location with sufficient light. If the weather is cloudy for a long time, artificial supplementary light must be provided, otherwise its growth will slow down. In the three seasons of spring, autumn and winter, it is best to provide it with light throughout the day.

3. Moisture

< p>The best way to replenish water is to use the soaking method. You can use daily collected rainwater or pure water. The humidity for breeding should also be higher than 50%. An environment that is too dry is not conducive to its growth. Venus flytraps are more suitable for growing in a humid environment, so water should be replenished in time to prevent the pot soil from being too dry.

IV. Precautions

It is suitable for growing in warm places. Be careful not to keep the breeding temperature too low. Keep the temperature at 21-35℃ and it will grow faster. The temperature in winter should not be lower than 5℃, otherwise it will temporarily dormant.

2. Lighting

3. Moisture

4. Precautions

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