Can alum roots be grown indoors?

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Can it be grown indoors?

Specific factors that should be paid attention to

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Alum root is famous for its gorgeous leaves. However, its origin is not in our country, and it was only introduced in recent years. Therefore, many people will encounter problems of this kind when planting. The first is, can it be grown indoors?

Can it be grown indoors?

Can it be grown indoors

Alum root is native to America and has been well promoted in my country recently. Compared with many plants that have very strict environmental requirements, alum roots are relatively easy to maintain. Of course, you can plant it indoors, but you have to pay attention to some issues.

Specific factors that should be paid attention to

< h3>Light control:

This plant prefers a semi-shady, cool environment, so it can be placed in a dark place. However, light is indispensable for the development of most plants. It can not only provide heat but also improve the resistance of plants. So it is not advisable to avoid the sun at all. It's okay to take it out to see the light appropriately throughout the day, but avoid vertical exposure, otherwise it will cause lesions on the leaves or be attacked by other diseases.

Selection of soil and pots:

This kind of plant does not like to live in soil with too high nutrient content, so ordinary planting soil will do. The choice of basin is more important. It is necessary to choose a container with good water permeability.

Application of fertilizers:

As we said above, plants are not suitable for growing in soil with excess nutrients. Therefore, fertilizer cannot be applied too much. Some nitrogen-containing fertilizers can be applied in appropriate amounts. However, if the growth of the plants slows down in winter, do not fertilize at this time.

Adjustment of watering amount:

We can see from the choice of tile basin that it does not like humid environment. Therefore, do not water too often and only water when the soil is completely dry. Evaporation watering is strong in summer, so watering needs to be done two to three times a week. It’s best to avoid overdosing in winter. Once every two weeks is fine.

As for temperature adjustment:

They are relatively resistant to cold, so no special control is needed in this regard.

Specific factors that should be paid attention to

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