1、 Soil
During breeding, it should be provided with fertile and permeable soil, which is more conducive to its growth. Generally speaking, general river sand, garden soil or rotten soil containing rotten leaves can be used, and the requirements for soil are relatively low p>
2、 Watering
Usually keep the basin soil properly moist and not too dry. Especially in spring and autumn, it can be watered properly, but be careful not to water too much and do not produce ponding, so as not to affect its growth. In summer, it can be watered more appropriately, or sprinkle water on its leaves to help it cool down. Maintaining a certain humidity is also more conducive to its growth p>
3、 Fertilization
Flower fertilizer can be applied appropriately in spring and autumn. Fertilizer containing nitrogen can be applied every other month. Pay attention to the concentration as low as possible. It is best to use diluted fertilizer solution p>
4、 Illumination
It can withstand shade, but it also needs sunlight. During breeding, you can bask in the sun and give it scattered light. In addition, it needs to be shaded in summer to avoid sunburn and affect its normal growth p>
5、 Temperature
It likes to grow at - 10 - 30 degrees and is more resistant to cold. But the temperature should not be too high in summer. It's best to place it in a cool environment or a place with good air circulation to help it grow more vigorously p>
6、 Precautions
It should be noted that when the branches grow vigorously, they need to be properly trimmed to avoid excessive consumption of nutrients and help them grow better p>