1、 Loose soil

Bumpy incense likes loose, fertile and well drained soil. There are many ways to prepare basin soil. Peat soil can be used with perlite, garden soil can be used to mix slag, or an appropriate amount of sand or crushed stone can be added to sandy soil. This can ensure that the soil has good air permeability and ensure the respiration and growth of roots

2、 Sufficient light

Under the condition of sufficient light, the leaves will become more plump, which is also conducive to photosynthesis and accumulate more nutrients. If the environment is too dark, the plant is easy to develop poorly, and the leaves will become very thin, which may also make it grow in vain and affect its beauty. It needs proper shade in summer to prevent it from being exposed to the sun

3、 Suitable temperature

Bumpy incense is suitable for growing in a warm environment and is not resistant to high and low temperatures. Generally, it grows faster when the temperature is about 23 ℃. If the temperature exceeds 35 ℃, it needs proper water spraying and good ventilation to cool down. If the temperature is below 10 ℃, you need to put it in a warm place or put a plastic bag to keep warm

4、 Proper watering

The water demand of bumpy incense is not high. During the growth process, we must control the amount of watering and dry it according to the dry and wet degree of the soil. Usually in spring and autumn, keep the soil slightly moist. In summer and winter, due to the slow growth of plants, it can be dry, but it can't be watered completely

5、 Rational fertilization

The growth of bumpy incense is inseparable from sufficient nutrients, so fertilization is also very important. In order to prevent fertilizer from burning its roots, it is usually applied with thin fertilizer frequently, and the fertilizer is mostly thin liquid fertilizer, which is easier to absorb. It is applied every 20 days during the growth period, and there is no need to apply fertilizer during the dormancy period, but phosphorus and potassium fertilizer can be supplemented once before winter