Anping’s top ten breeding methods

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1. Soil

2. Moisture

3. Lighting

4. Temperature

5. Fertilization

6. Things to note

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Soil: loose, fertile substrate with good drainage, base fertilizer can be applied. Moisture: Keep the soil moist but not waterlogged. Light: It is shade-tolerant and needs to be shaded in time when the temperature is high. Temperature: The temperature should not be too high in summer, and culture should be done indoors in a sunny place in winter. Fertilization: Fertilize once every 20 days during the growth period, preferably decomposed cake fertilizer and water; weed 3-5 times a year.

1. Soil

1. Soil

It is one of the top ten contributors to broadleaves. It likes moist and fertile land. You can choose fertile soil with loose texture and good drainage. You can apply base fertilizer before planting.

2. Water

Water thoroughly after planting. Extensive management, watering during drought, you can choose sprinkler irrigation, watering, etc. If it is a potted plant, make sure the soil is moist and no water accumulates in the pot.

3. Lighting

< p> It is a temperate plant, tolerant of shade but requires adequate light; it is not tolerant of high and extremely low temperatures, so pay attention to shading when it is hot. In winter, place the plant indoors with sufficient light.

4. Temperature

It is native to moist and cool places such as forest canyons, so it is not resistant to high temperatures. When the temperature is too high, it grows slowly or stops growing. Leaves will fall when the temperature falls below 0°C in winter, but growth is normal and new shoots will germinate after the temperature returns in spring.

5. Fertilization

< p> Fertilize once every 20 days during the growing season. Use diluted decomposed cake fertilizer and water. Apply decomposed cake fertilizer or animal manure again before winter, and then stop fertilizing. Fertilize again after new growth occurs in the spring.

6. Precautions

When planting, weeding 3-5 times a year can release nutrients in the soil and keep the soil loose.

2. Moisture

3. Lighting

4. Temperature

5. Fertilization

6. Things to note

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