Spring feather breeding methods and precautions

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1. Flower soil

2. Sunshine

3. Watering

4. Fertilization

5. Things to note

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Flower soil: For spring feather cultivation, it is best to use relatively rich and loose weakly acidic soil. Sunlight: Usually it should be placed in a room with a certain amount of light, but the light is not particularly strong. Watering: Water regularly and do not let the soil dry out. Fertilizer: Before planting it, you can add some base fertilizer to the flower soil. During the growing season, top dressing is required once a month.

1. Flower soil

1. Flower soil

For spring feather cultivation, it is best to use relatively rich and loose weakly acidic soil. Such soil is more in line with its growth requirements. Specifically, you can mix some leaf mold soil, peat soil and a small amount of garden soil as its flower soil. This soil is very fertile and can provide enough nutrients to help it grow.

2. Sunshine

It likes shade by nature and doesn't like strong light. Therefore, it should be placed in a room where there is a certain amount of light, but the light is not particularly strong. It must be shaded in summer, because the light is very strong at this time and it is easy to burn its leaves.

3. Watering

When raising it, you must not let it lack water, otherwise it will easily develop growth problems such as wilting leaves. Therefore, you should always check the condition of its flower soil. If you find that it is dry, replenish water in time.

4. Fertilization

Before planting it, you can add some base fertilizer to the flower soil to ensure sufficient fertility. During the growing season, you need to apply flower fertilizer to it once a month to help it replenish nutrients.

5. Precautions

Every 1-2 years of cultivation, the flower soil needs to be updated. This will ensure that the flower soil remains fertile, which is more conducive to its growth.

2. Sunshine

3. Watering

4. Fertilization

5. Things to note

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