1、 Light temperature

It likes warm and sunny areas, can resist drought and endure the severe cold of minus 2 ℃. If it is lower than minus 3 ℃, it will be a little listless, but it can recover its vitality as long as the temperature rises

If it is often kept in a cool area, its leaves will become lighter, easy to grow wildly, and its petiole will be very thin. However, this variety is relatively easy to raise. As long as you pay attention to good light, it will be green. Its growth temperature is between minus 2 ℃ and 45 ℃, and it's best to move indoors in winter. If it's summer, don't let it stay under the strong light for a long time, and appropriately block the light with a shelter

2、 Soil

Its soil is better to use fertile, breathable and drainage soil, such as mixing some peat and vermiculite with cinder, and then paving some river sand on the surface of the soil. If it is a cool climate, its growth is visible, but in summer, it will stop growing for a short time because it is too hot

3、 Pruning

If you want it to reproduce, you can cut off its leaf disc in early spring and insert it into the soil, and tiller buds can grow on the stem. It is easy to breed. If it is not pruned, it can grow very tall and grow beautiful old piles. It occasionally appears some small insects, which can be directly removed with a paper towel

4、 Watering

If it is a new species, it does not need to be watered for the first three days. If you water it once in 5-7 days in spring and autumn, once in half a month in hot hours, and once in 15-20 days in cold winter, it grows especially fast in winter, so it's best to dry it after watering it to help it grow better. Generally, it's best to water left and right at 10 a.m. It's better to spray it. Don't get Ye Hehua wet. p>