Why are cuckoos so difficult to feed?

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1. Reasons why it is difficult to raise

2. How to raise it better?

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Speaking of "cuckoo", flower lovers are probably familiar with it, right? There are many types of it, with more than 900 species in total, and Asia accounts for about 800 species. Among them, "Western Cuckoo" is considered the best. It has brilliant colors and gorgeous posture. With these, it is widely used in gardens and is suitable for planting in forests, beside streams, beside rocks and other places. However, some people say that it is very difficult to raise. Why?

1. Reasons why it is difficult to raise

1. The reason why it is difficult to raise

It is said that it is difficult to raise, of course because of its habits, and it has strict requirements on many factors.

The first is the temperature, which needs to be between 15 and 25 degrees. It should not exceed 30 degrees if it is too high. It will not work if it is too low. It will stop growing below five degrees.

The other thing is water, which is also more demanding. It prefers moisture and cannot allow the soil to dry out for a long time; however, it is also afraid of waterlogging, and it will not work if the soil is too wet.

Then there’s the light. It’s not particularly fond of light, but it can’t do without light, let alone exposure to the sun.

The last is flower soil. Because its roots are relatively slender, it also has some requirements for soil quality.

2. How to raise it better

(1) Temperature: Its suitable temperature range has been mentioned above. Therefore, farmers in areas where the summer is too hot and the winter is too cold need to pay attention and take measures to cool down or keep out the cold according to the specific situation to avoid damaging the plants.

(2) Moisture: Generally speaking, the flower soil needs to be kept in relatively humid conditions. In order to achieve this goal, when it is growing rapidly, you can check it every day. If the flower soil is dry, water it. If it is wet, you can not water it temporarily.

(3) Light: In view of its requirements, scattered light Of course it is the most appropriate. For this purpose, it is okay to place it on the balcony, windowsill, etc. If there is too much light occasionally, remember to cover it.

(4) Soil quality: Considering its root system, the flower soil must be loose and breathable. In addition, drainage should also be considered. Therefore, we can mix leaf mold, peat soil, and perlite to grow it.

2. How to raise it better?

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