1. Suitable soil

In fact, it has strong adaptability to the environment, so if you want to plant it outdoors, there are no big requirements for the soil, as long as ordinary garden soil is enough. However, if you want to raise it indoors, you should choose some soil with loose soil and good air permeability. Generally, we just find some rotten leaf soil, fine river sand and garden soil to mix them in proportion, so as to make it grow better

2. Light and temperature control

It likes sunny places very much, so when raising it at ordinary times, it's best to choose some sunny places. If the light is not enough, it's easy to make it grow in vain, and there are very few flowers. In general, when it is illuminated, it can't last less than 4 hours a day. Even in summer, it doesn't need to be shaded, because it is very resistant to high temperature and can withstand the temperature of 38. In winter, it doesn't need to do any cold protection work, because it is also very cold resistant and can withstand the low temperature of minus 40 degrees

3. Supply of water and fertilizer

When it comes to water and fertilizer, it's its favorite. Usually, we can water it properly and keep the soil moist at all times, but we must not let there be ponding in the basin, otherwise it's easy to rot its roots. In addition, the soil should not be too dry. If it is too dry, it will affect its later flowering. As for fertilizer, it doesn't have much requirements. Generally, it can grow very well by applying a little compound fertilizer. But when fertilizing, one thing to remember is that it will stop immediately in winter, because winter is its dormancy period and there is very little demand for fertilizer

4. Proper shaping and trimming

In the process of growing, it is very easy to produce branches, so we must make appropriate pruning at this time, cut off those redundant branches in time, and pick the heart of its flower bud appropriately to make it bloom more flowers