Management of flower leaf taro

Taro will enter the dormancy period in winter every year. During this period, it should be prevented from frostbite. If frostbite occurs, it will affect its growth and may even lead to failure of germination. After the flower leaf taro enters the dormancy period, the water should be reduced accordingly and the application of fertilizer should be stopped. Pay attention to the ventilation of the dormancy environment, and keep the temperature at about 15 degrees, so that it will not germinate and is conducive to dormancy

Fertilizer and water

Watering should be carried out in spring and autumn to ensure that the soil is wet. Too much watering may lead to rotten roots, and too little watering may lead to poor leaf development. In summer, the sun is strong and the water evaporates quickly. At this time, in order to meet the growth of flower leaf taro, the amount of watering needs to be increased. At the same time, because of its vigorous growth, a certain amount of liquid fertilizer should be applied to help it grow

Ventilation and illumination

Flower leaf taro should ensure sufficient light. Insufficient light is easy to cause poor leaf development, appear thin, and affect the luster of leaves. In summer, the temperature is hot and strong light will destroy the growth of flower leaf taro, so it needs to be shaded. At the same time, it is necessary to ensure that the flower leaf taro has a well ventilated growth environment. During the vigorous growth in summer, pay attention to the pruning of branches and leaves, cut off the broken or drooping branches and leaves, and keep the plant fresh and energetic at all times, which can make the flower leaf taro more ornamental value< span>