1、 Curing method

1. Temperature: Cycas like warmth. Generally speaking, between 20 and 28 degrees is the most appropriate. Its cold resistance is not very good. Therefore, in winter, we should pay attention to cold prevention. Try to keep it around ten degrees, which is relatively safe

2. Light: Cycas is a light loving plant. However, it also has some negative resistance. Therefore, it is OK to put it in the semi shade or where there is astigmatism. But don't put it in a completely dark place, and don't have strong light

3. Watering: Cycas has certain drought resistance, and it is afraid of waterlogging. In its growth stage, it can be watered a little more to promote its growth. Don't pour too much water in winter

4. Soil: Cycas has some requirements for soil, such as nutrition, air permeability and drainage. The excellent soil quality is helpful to its growth rate

2、 Breeding skills

1. Change basin: at least once every five years. Rotten leaf soil can be selected as the main soil, and then some base fertilizer, such as bone meal, can be mixed into it. When changing the basin, it is best to choose the time with appropriate temperature, which is better at about 15 degrees. Generally speaking, it is good in spring and autumn. In addition, the aging roots have to be cut off

2. Pruning: when the height of the plant grows to about 50cm, the aging leaves need to be cut off. After that, it needs to be handled every three years. In spring. In addition, some unsuitable branches, such as dry and aging branches, should also be cut in time

3、 Diagnosis and treatment problems

1. Disease: there may be "spot disease", which is mainly harmful to leaves. It is caused by bacteria. First, there are some brown spots on the leaves, and then the spots will gradually connect together, and then the color will change. Chlorothalonil can be used to prevent. In addition, the surrounding fallen leaves need to be cleared in time

2. Pests: there may be "scale insects". Wipe the leaves with alcohol or spray insecticides directly

4、 Other issues

1. Toxicity: Cycas itself is not poisonous. However, its seeds contain toxins

2. Whether it can be raised at home: of course. It has ornamental and purifying effects. However, you need to find a larger space to place it