1、 Soil

It is more suitable to grow in fertile soil. It is best to breed in loose acidic soil with organic matter, which is more conducive to its growth. Be careful not to use particularly sticky soil, otherwise it will rot or even die

2、 Illumination

It likes places with better sunshine, which can help it grow better. The environment to be maintained should have sufficient sunlight, but it should be avoided from being exposed to the sun to avoid sunburn

3、 Watering

It is more suitable in a humid environment. It should be watered once a day in summer. If the weather is too dry, you can spray water on the leaves, which can not only clean the leaves, but also achieve the purpose of cooling. During its growth in spring and autumn, it can be watered once every 4-5 days. In winter, it can be watered once a week

4、 Fertilization

It needs to be fertilized once a month from spring to autumn. Use household rotten fertilizer, so that it can better absorb nutrients. After autumn, fertilizer containing phosphorus and potassium can be added so that it can survive the winter safely and absorb nutrients better. Fertilization can be stopped in winter

6、 Precautions

It is not resistant to overcast and rainy weather, so if it meets overcast and rainy seasons during breeding, it needs to be moved indoors in time to avoid ponding affecting its growth. It can be cultured in a well ventilated environment. In addition, pay attention to loosen the soil and change the basin once a month to help it absorb nutrients better