Pepperwood cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Watering

2. Lighting

3. Temperature

4. Things to note

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Watering: Do not water too much when growing pepper trees. Watering once every three to five days is enough, and it must be watered thoroughly. Light: It is best to let it bask in the sun every day, but not for too long. Temperature: It likes warm growing conditions. The temperature should not be lower than 10°C in winter and not higher than 35°C in summer.

1. Watering

1. Watering

It should not be watered too much. About once every three to five days is good, and it needs to be watered thoroughly every time, which means that it should be watered thoroughly. Wet the bottom. Watering too much may cause root rot, so be sure not to water too much at one time.

2. Lighting

It prefers the sun, so it is best to let it bask in the sun every day, but not for too long, and avoid direct exposure to strong light. Just put it in a place with light. It won't have a big impact if you don't expose it to the sun for a few days, but you can't let it grow in the absence of light for a long time.

3. Temperature

It prefers a warm environment, so you need to put it in the room in winter and adjust the temperature to above 10°C, otherwise it will stop growing. In addition to this also be aware of frosty weather, it will be very fragile on such days. In addition, if the temperature is higher than 35°C in summer, certain measures need to be taken to cool it down, otherwise its growth will be affected.

4. Precautions

Do not let it be blown directly by strong wind, otherwise the leaves will fall off easily. And if it is a relatively weak plant, you cannot place it next to the computer. Radiation and heat are not good for it. The plants you first bought may have leaves falling off, don’t worry, this is normal.

2. Lighting

3. Temperature

4. Things to note

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