1、 Breeding method of African pansy

1. Light: African pansy is particularly shade resistant and is afraid of exposure. If it is placed in a room with bright indoor astigmatism, it is enough for plant growth and flowering. The light in winter is warm and soft. If the plant does not bloom, it can be maintained in a place with sufficient light

2. Temperature: the most suitable temperature for the growth of African pansy is 18-24 ℃. When the temperature is lower than 10 ℃ in winter, African pansy is easy to be frostbitten and freeze to death. In the high temperature in summer, we should also pay attention to shading and cooling. At ordinary times, we should ensure that the temperature difference between day and night is greater than 5 ℃, otherwise African pansy will not bloom

3. Watering: the leaves of African pansy are thick, drought resistant and afraid of ponding. At ordinary times, we can weigh the weight of the basin soil with our hands and feel that it is obviously lighter and watery, or observe that the lowest leaves of the plant are drooping and watery

4. Fertilization: during the growth period of the plant, water the plant with balanced fertilizer and water of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium every half a month. Before flowering, use phosphorus and potassium fertilizer with light concentration. Thin fertilizer and frequent application are most beneficial to the growth of the plant without causing fertilizer injury

2、 What are the precautions

African pansy likes to stay in a high humidity environment, but it should pay attention to maintenance at ordinary times. Don't spray water on the plant leaf surface and flowers, otherwise the fluff on the plant leaves is easy to store water, causing the plant leaves to rot and the flowers to fall. If you want to humidify the plant, put a few pots of water next to the flowerpot