How to grow lotus at home

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1. Soil

2. Lighting

3. Watering

4. Temperature

5. Prevention of pests and diseases

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Soil: It is best to use leaf rot or lake mud. The soil needs to be fertile and loose. Light: Give it 8 hours of light every day, and avoid direct sunlight in summer. Watering: Water 1-2 times a day in summer. Change the water in time when the water quality becomes turbid. Temperature: Give it a growing environment of 25-30℃, and take control measures as soon as possible after discovering pests and diseases.

1. Soil

1. Soil

It is best to use humus soil or pond mud for home cultivation of lotus. It should be as close as possible to the environment of the lotus pond. The soil should be as fertile and loose as possible. Avoid using materials that are too sticky or heavy. Soil that is prone to compaction.

2. Light

Use it outdoors for maintenance as much as possible. It is a light-loving plant, and it is best to give it 8 hours of light every day. However, when the sun is hot in summer, it needs to be placed indoors or in a cool place, away from direct sunlight. Don't let it stay in an environment without light for a long time, which may easily cause the phenomenon of no flowering.

3. Watering

Cultivation Lotus must not be short of water. As the temperature continues to rise in summer, the amount of watering must also increase. It needs to be watered 1-2 times a day. Once the water quality becomes turbid, it should be replaced with clean water in time. It will go dormant when the temperature is relatively low, so there is no need to add too much water.

4. Temperature

Pay attention to the growth temperature during home maintenance. Only by giving it a growth environment of 25-30℃ can it grow more lushly.

5. Prevention of pests and diseases

If If the maintenance environment is too stuffy or there is no light for a long time, it is easy for pests and diseases to appear. Once the plant is found to be damaged, it is necessary to use drugs to prevent and control it in time to avoid causing greater harm to the plant.

2. Lighting

3. Watering

4. Temperature

5. Prevention of pests and diseases

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