1、 Breeding environment

1. Soil: when breeding, the soil should be loose, fertile, well drained and slightly acidic. It can be prepared with pond mud and peat mixed with an appropriate amount of perlite, or with rotten leaf soil and perlite mixed with an appropriate amount of base fertilizer

2. Light: it is shade resistant, but it also needs light and moisture. When curing, it is best to place it indoors where there is astigmatism, and pay attention to avoid the strong radiation in summer, otherwise it is easy to burn the plant and affect the growth

3. Temperature: it likes a warm environment. It is most suitable to give it a temperature between 20-30 degrees during maintenance. In winter, the temperature should be controlled, not less than 5 degrees, otherwise it will be frostbitten and unable to survive the winter

4. Watering: water frequently during the growing season to keep it moist, especially in summer, three or four times a day, and spray more water to cool down. However, the water should be controlled after cooling in autumn. It should be watered once in two or three days. There should be no ponding

5. Fertilization: thin fertilizer should be applied for many times. It should be applied once every two weeks during the growth period. Pay attention to the low concentration, otherwise the plant will be burned. In addition, fertilizer should be stopped in summer and winter. In these two seasons, the plant will be dormant and do not need nutrients

2、 Common diseases and insect pests

During the maintenance and management period, if the method is improper or the environment is poor, it is easy to cause diseases and pests. For example, red spider, scale beetle, white silk disease and leaf spot disease will affect beauty and growth when they occur, so they should be sprayed in time to control them