Green radish cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Temperature requirements

2. Lighting requirements

3. Moisture requirements

4. Fertilization requirements

5. Common pests and diseases

6. Precautions

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Temperature: Pothos grows better in a warm environment, preferably 15-25℃, not lower than 0℃. Lighting: Give it bright diffused light, direct sunlight is not recommended. Moisture: Make sure the soil in the pot is moist and do not water too much or too little. Fertilization: Apply a thin fertilizer every half month during the growing season to make the pothos grow vigorously. Note: It is necessary to prevent and control diseases and insect pests in time, and prune branches that are too long in time.

1. Temperature requirements

1. Temperature requirements

The ideal growth temperature for pothos is between 15-25℃. Leaves will turn yellow below 5℃, and freeze damage may occur around 0℃. During winter maintenance in the north, low temperatures should be avoided.

2. Light requirements

Pothos Growth requires bright scattered light and is relatively shade-tolerant. It is not recommended to be exposed to direct sunlight during the maintenance process, otherwise sunburn damage will occur.

3. Moisture requirements

Maintenance should ensure that the pot soil is moist, and watering should not be too much or too little. Long-term dryness will cause the leaves to turn yellow and become smaller, and the internode of the leaves will easily become too long. If the pot soil is in a state of water accumulation for a long time, root rot will occur.

IV. Fertilization requirements

Pothos It grows faster and requires more fertilizer. During the maintenance process, the potting soil should be changed every 1-2 years, and a portion of base fertilizer can be mixed into the soil to meet its long-term needs. During the growth period of the year, you can apply a thin fertilizer to it every half month.

5. Common diseases and insect pests

The most common disease is leaf spot. There will be some round yellow spots on the leaves, which will also turn black, and the leaf tissue inside the round spots will rot. If it occurs in small quantities, you can prune the leaves to remove the infected parts. If it occurs seriously, agents such as thiophanate methyl and carbendazim can be used for spraying.

6. Precautions

Pothos The required air humidity is relatively high. If the indoor air humidity is low, the leaves will become dry and pointed. The humidity of the surrounding environment can be increased by adding spray. After a period of maintenance at home, very long branches will grow. They can be pruned appropriately according to needs to control the branches. At the same time, the cut branches can be re-cut to form new potted plants.

2. Lighting requirements

3. Moisture requirements

4. Fertilization requirements

5. Common pests and diseases

6. Precautions

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