How to grow goosefoot

Article Catalog

Light management of goosefoot cultivation

Soil Management for Schefflera Culture

Watering issues for goosefoot cultivation

Fertilization issues in goosefoot cultivation

Pruning problems in goosefoot cultivation

---

The leaves of goosefoot are pentagonal, the flowers are soft, small and cute, and they are widely distributed. So how should it be cultivated?

Light management of goosefoot cultivation

Temperature management of goosefoot cultivation

The most suitable temperature for the growth of goosefoot is 16-24℃, and the minimum temperature cannot be lower than 12℃. It is not resistant to high temperatures. In summer, the temperature is relatively high. If the temperature exceeds 30°C, move the flower to a well-ventilated location. You can also spray some water around the plant to lower the temperature. It can be moved indoors for maintenance in winter. If there is heating facility in the home, the temperature can be easily guaranteed. However, be sure not to place potted plants directly on the radiator or next to it.

Light management of goosefoot cultivation

< p> Schefflera likes an environment with sufficient light, so it needs to ensure the supply of sunlight. Pay attention to appropriate shade in summer to avoid exposure to the sun, and continue to receive light in winter to ensure normal growth activities.

Soil management for Schefflera cultivation

It is best to choose fertile soil that is loose, breathable and well-drained, and avoid long-term accumulation of water in the soil.

Watering problems in Schefflera cultivation

Watering generally follows the principle of not drying or watering, and watering thoroughly. Wait for the pot soil to dry before watering, and then water thoroughly. Evaporation is faster in summer, so the amount of water can be appropriately increased, but in other periods, the water supply can be appropriately reduced, especially in winter. Do not keep the soil in a wet state for a long time, otherwise roots will easily rot.

Fetilization issues in Schefflera cultivation

Fertilization can be carried out in conjunction with watering. Apply 500 times diluted fertilizer solution or 7-8% with watering every half month. The special nutrient solution ensures the nutrients needed for the growth of goosefoot.

Pruning issues in Schefflera cultivation

< p>In order to make the goosefoot grow better and for better viewing, it needs to be pruned. Generally speaking, during the growth process, the petioles at the base slowly degenerate, and the stipules need to be cut off in time when they become dry. After flowering, the flower stalks also need to be cut off when they turn yellow. The method is to leave two centimeters from the base and cut off where the stakes are protected.

The editor will introduce you to how to grow Schefflera here. I hope flower lovers can grow beautiful and lovely Schefflera.

Soil Management for Schefflera Culture

Watering issues for goosefoot cultivation

Fertilization issues in goosefoot cultivation

Pruning problems in goosefoot cultivation

- END -