1、 Breeding method

Soil selection

Aesculus is mainly distributed in valleys or wet forests. It prefers the environment with high temperature and humidity. It has low requirements for soil, but it generally grows best in sandy soil with good drainage. Seven leaf lotus culture soil for potting can be used after mixing peat soil, rotten leaf soil, perlite and a certain amount of base fertilizer together. Of course, the simplest method is to directly use fine sand as potting soil

Sunshine

If you put the seven leaf lotus in the house, keep it in contact with the sun for at least 4 hours every day. But you can't sun it directly. This can promote the growth and development of Aesculus

Watering

As for the watering of Aesculus, it should be treated differently according to different seasons. Generally, Aesculus needs more water when the temperature is high in summer, which is less. It should be watered once a day to ensure the humidity of potted soil. In spring and autumn, the number of watering can be reduced accordingly. Watering once every three or four days is enough. At this time, if too much watering leads to ponding, the root of Aesculus may rot. Water less in winter. Just make sure that the basin soil of Aesculus doesn't dry out

Fertilization

The fertilization time of Aesculus Aesculus is mainly in summer, which is the time when it grows most vigorously. The fertilizer can be selected with the appropriate proportion of acid with the same amount of NPK element. However, it is OK to directly apply nitrogen fertilizer to the seven leaf lotus of spotted leaves, and the amount required is not much. Too much will lead to green patches

2、 Precautions

The growth temperature of Aesculus should be kept between 15 ℃ and 25 ℃ as far as possible, and the minimum temperature should not be lower than 5 ℃, otherwise their leaves are likely to be frozen and rotten. In the daily nursing process of Aesculus, we should pay attention to putting it in a well ventilated environment and proper sunshine. Of course, we can't expose it directly. When watering Aesculus in winter, pay attention to reduce the number of times, and the water temperature should be consistent with the soil temperature to prevent Aesculus from being frozen