1、 Soil

When you first buy it, don't worry about changing the soil for it. If the original soil is too poor, you can change the pot and soil for planting after it has adapted to a period of time. Use some breathable soil with good exhaust and drainage. If possible, a thin layer of fertilizer can be paved on the basin bottom to improve soil fertility

2、 Environment

Just bought Oxalis, we should make it adapt to the environmental conditions at home. Place it in the living room and other places with good ventilation and appropriate temperature to ensure a temperature of about 20 ℃. Ensuring sufficient sunshine can prevent the problem that plants are weak and unable to reproduce

3、 Watering

When you first buy it, don't water it a lot. Let it stand for a period of time and keep it slightly wet with a small amount of water. During daily maintenance and home breeding, watering can be carried out when the surface of the basin soil starts to dry. Do not let the basin soil be too wet or too much water, which will easily lead to root rot

4、 Fertilization

Don't apply fertilizer when you just bought it. Apply fertilizer after the growth state is stable. When transplanting and changing pots, you can put some plant ash into the new pot as base fertilizer. In the growth period, it is best to fertilize it once every half a month, which is conducive to its growth and development. When the flower bud grows, apply some compound fertilizer to it, which is conducive to prolonging the flowering period

5、 Diseases and insect pests

If it grows luxuriantly, the ventilation and light transmittance of the lower part will be poor, and powdery mildew is easy to occur, resulting in yellow and rotten leaves. Timely spray fungicide to disinfect the roots, branches and leaves to prevent the occurrence of diseases and pests. Some branches and leaves can also be properly trimmed to increase light transmittance