1、 Curing conditions

1. Flower soil: the flower soil used for cultivation should be soft, fertile and have good drainage. It is recommended to mix rotten leaf soil and peat soil

2. Light: the curing location should have bright light to avoid being directly exposed to strong sunlight, especially in summer, it needs to block part of the sunlight

3. Moisture: timely replenish water in the growing season to avoid too dry. It's best to decide the watering times according to the breeding climate, usually once a day, or once every 2-3 days

4. Fertilization: during the vigorous growth period, it is best to apply fertilizer once a half month, mainly nitrogen fertilizer, which will make the leaves more beautiful. It is also necessary to apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, and stop fertilizer during dormancy

2、 Breeding method

1. Branching: it's best to do it in spring. Use a sharp knife to cut the root block, with some stems and leaves or leaf buds on it. Plant it separately

2. Cutting: cut a young shoot with a length of about 10-15cm, keep half of the leaves, dip it in rooting powder and insert it into the matrix to ensure that the temperature is not lower than 20 ℃, and the roots will grow in 1-2 months