1、 Curing method

1. Soil: it likes to grow in the soil rich in nutrients. When preparing the soil, it can be mixed with garden soil + rotten leaf soil + base fertilizer. Such soil is more conducive to its growth

2. Moisture: when culturing Hedyotis diffusa, try to keep its basin soil moist. It has high requirements for water, but it still needs to pay attention to drainage in the rainy season to avoid waterlogging leading to rotten roots

3. Fertilizer: when it grows vigorously, it needs to apply topdressing properly to meet the nutrients required for its normal growth. It doesn't need too much. Thin fertilizer can be applied frequently to avoid not absorbing root burning

4. Sunshine: its quality depends on the light conditions. If there is enough light, it will grow well. If the light conditions are not good, it is likely to grow in vain

2、 Breeding skills

1. Seed treatment: after collecting the seeds of Hedyotis diffusa, put them on the hard ground and rub them with a wooden stick to remove the wax on its skin. Its seeds are very small. Don't use too much force when rubbing. Be careful to crush the seeds

2. Propagation: Hedyotis diffusa is usually propagated by sowing. After seed pretreatment, it is evenly sprinkled on the soil, and then covered with a thin layer of soil. Spray the soil with water, and pay attention to shade during the day to wait for germination

3、 Diagnosis and treatment problems

1. Diseases and pests: Hedyotis diffusa has few diseases and pests. Some underground pests are common. If they are found, they need to be poisoned with phoxim scale in time

2. Wilting: it is a plant that is afraid of both drought and waterlogging. When breeding, we must strictly plan the number and amount of watering. If it is not appropriate, it will wilt or even yellow leaves

4、 Other issues

1. Toxicity: Hedyotis diffusa is non-toxic. It is an antidote. It has a good effect of clearing away heat and detoxification. There is no need to worry about poisoning during breeding

2. Can it be cultured indoors: Hedyotis diffusa can be cultured indoors. It can be placed in a place with good indoor lighting and often ventilated. It can grow well