1、 Soil

Keel flower is a Euphorbiaceae plant. Because it is a fleshy root, the soil should be loose and fertile, and the drainage should be better. Generally, rotten leaf soil, garden soil and sand can be mixed and used evenly in the proportion of 1:1:1

2、 Illumination

The growth of keel requires a lot of light. It needs to be placed in a bright place for maintenance. The light of the growth environment should not be too dark

3、 Temperature

The growth temperature of the keel is relatively high. It will perform poorly below 10 degrees, freeze damage below 5 degrees and poor performance above 35 degrees. Therefore, it is necessary to create an appropriate temperature for it

4、 Moisture

Keel belongs to a class of succulent plants, so watering should not be too much. The basin soil should be dry and wet, dry and watered thoroughly. However, the requirement for humidity is slightly higher than that of other succulent plants. Pay attention to the humidity maintenance of its surrounding environment

5、 Pruning

Ordinary keel is a kind of tall plant, which can grow to more than ten meters high. Therefore, it should be noted that if there are only long branches, it will sprout side branches and make it grow low