1. Soil and pot selection

It used to grow in mountainous areas, so the soil to cultivate it should have some characteristics of mountainous loam. It is more suitable for planting with fertile sandy soil. If you can't find this soil, you can use the mixed soil of peat and perlite. This soil can ensure air permeability and is more conducive to its root respiration. The selected flowerpot must ensure air permeability, and the tile pot is a good choice

2. Water and fertilizer

It doesn't like to be in a watery state, and too wet soil will lead to rotten roots. In spring, the sunlight is strong and the water evaporates quickly, which is very easy to cause water shortage for plants. If the leaves are wilted, water should be poured to supplement water. In summer, don't water too much. Just water it every half a month

The selected fertilizer is generally fermented animal manure. Do not touch the root when applying fertilizer. Too strong fertility will cause root burning. Add water and fertilizer once a week. Add fertilizer while watering. It is recommended to use liquid fertilizer, which is more conducive to its absorption of nutrients. After the first flowering, topdressing should be continued once a week, but the amount of water should be reduced during this period

3. Light and temperature

Generally speaking, plants are afraid of hot weather and meat. In the summer when the temperature is relatively high, it's best to put it in a cool air-conditioned room or a north facing balcony away from the sun as far as possible, so that the temperature is not too high. Then there is the supply of light. If it meets a humid day and the illumination is relatively low, it needs to be given a full sunshine environment. Usually it only needs half a day of light