1. Selection of basin and soil
People who know it know that its adaptability is very strong. It likes light, is resistant to cold and drought, so the requirements for selecting soil are not very strict. It can grow in acidic, neutral and alkaline soil, but it should be loose and fertile in order to facilitate its growth. After the soil is selected, you should choose the pot, because the flower color is yellow, so when choosing the pot for planting, you'd better use light blue, purplish red and black pots, so that the color of the pot can be coordinated with the color of the flowers p>
2. Fertilizer and water
In February, we can apply organic fertilizer or compound fertilizer to it once, and then if it is found that it does not bloom or its growth is weak, we should also apply appropriate fertilizer to it, which is helpful to its growth. In addition, when it grows, it is inevitable to drench it with water. When replenishing water, remember not to add water when it is not dry, otherwise it will be prone to ponding. In addition, it is afraid that the soil is too wet, so it will not be conducive to its growth. Generally, when it is just planted, give it a pervious water, and then just let the soil wet properly p>
3. Temperature
It likes warm places very much, so it should control the temperature well in winter. If you are in the south, you can keep it safe in the winter as long as you put its potted plants in the leeward and sunny place. If you are in the north, you should transplant it indoors in the early winter and keep the temperature at about 5 degrees p>
4. Shaping and curing
When it grows into a natural plant, it is necessary to cut off all its tillering branches or the branches below, leaving only three trunks. Then, the inner bore branches should also be properly thinned, and then the 2-3 buds left on the first year's branches should be cut off, so that it will bloom on the newly grown branches next year p>