1、 Soil

When breeding, the soil with good permeability should be used. It is recommended to mix rotten leaf soil and vegetable garden soil. After preparation, it should be exposed to the sun for a period of time for disinfection, and then mixed with an appropriate amount of base fertilizer to improve nutrients. Note that the flowerpot should be larger and deeper. Too small will hinder growth

2、 Illumination

It likes light and can be placed where there is enough light at ordinary times. It can be maintained by full sunshine. Indoor food should be placed on the South windowsill and balcony to ensure sufficient light duration. If you are in a semi cloudy environment, the growth will become weaker and the color will become lighter

3、 Watering

It has slight drought tolerance, likes humid environment, but is afraid of waterlogging. Therefore, we must pay attention to the watering method when breeding. We can water frequently during the growth period to make the soil slightly wet but not ponding. After cooling in late autumn, it will enter the dormancy stage. At this time, it is best to control the water and keep it slightly dry

4、 Fertilization

It likes fertilizer. In addition to adding base fertilizer when it goes to the pot, it also needs topdressing frequently in the growing season. In spring, nitrogen fertilizer should be applied every 10-15 days to ensure the normal growth of branches and leaves. Around May, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer should be applied to promote flower bud differentiation. Spray potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution frequently during flowering to promote flowering, so that the flower color will be more colorful. Pay attention to stopping fertilizer in time in winter to avoid fertilizer damage

5、 Precautions

In addition to providing an environment conducive to growth during management, pruning should be carried out in time. In the early spring stage, the bare branches, thin branches and diseased branches should be cut off to save nutrients, promote the germination of new branches and healthy branches