1. Soil

Pheasant pepper is suitable for growing in weak acid soil with thick and good drainage capacity. It is not resistant to waterlogging, so it cannot be planted with heavy clay with poor drainage capacity

2. Temperature

It likes warmth, and the general climatic conditions can meet its growth needs

3. Illumination

It needs enough light to grow normally. If it grows in poor light conditions for a long time, it will have a lot of bad performance

4. Precautions

During open-air breeding, many weeds may grow around it to compete with it for nutrients, which need to be removed in time. In addition, it is best to loosen the soil once a year to ensure sufficient air in the soil