1. Soil

Before raising it, we should first choose some suitable soil for it. Generally, it is to choose some loose, fertile and well drained soil, of which the most used is the soil mixed with rotten leaf soil. In addition, it will be better to add bone meal into it. Because the soil itself is wet at the beginning, we don't need to pour too much water on the plants just planted, and try to keep them semi dry, so as to facilitate the recovery of their roots as soon as possible

2. Temperature

It likes wet and warm places very much. It can grow well in the temperature range of 20 to 30 degrees. In winter, it's best to control the temperature at 15 degrees in order to let it pass the winter safely. In addition, although it likes warmth, it is particularly heat-resistant. Basically, it will stop growing in May. At this time, we can put it under the corridor or on the balcony, but we can't let the sun shine directly on it to prevent damage to the plant

3. Illumination

When the temperature is too low in winter and too high in summer, it will enter a dormant state. But when spring and autumn come, it will grow very vigorous, because the temperature is more appropriate at this time. In addition, it should be given enough light during this period. If the light is not enough, it will make its appearance very scattered, which is not good-looking. If it is placed in a sunny place, its leaves will become very full, and the plant type is also very compact and very beautiful

4. Watering

When watering it, the amount of water must not be too much, otherwise it is easy to form ponding and cause rotten roots. But the amount of water should not be too small. If it is too small, the soil will become very dry, the growth of plants will become slow, and the color of leaves will no longer have luster. Generally, in summer, we can pour more water on it, because at this time, the evaporation capacity of the leaves is particularly strong, and the water required will be relatively large, so we can pour more water appropriately