1. Soil: a little red likes fertile humus soil, and suitable soil should be selected when breeding. Moreover, the soil should be soft enough to ensure that its roots breathe smoothly.
2. Light: it likes warm light. When it grows, it should have good light. It can also be used in the place where the light is scattered. It doesn't like strong light, so it should shade the sun in summer.
3. Temperature: maintain the temperature of the environment at about 20-35 ℃, so that it can grow faster and more robust. In winter breeding, the temperature should not be lower than 15 ℃, or it can not safely winter.
4. Water: it needs more water for its growth. It can be watered twice a day. The soil should be kept moist.
1. Sowing: select some fresh and full seeds, put them evenly in the soil, and then cover them with a layer of fine soil. During this period, we should pay attention to keep the soil moisture, so as to ensure that the seeds have enough moisture to germinate.
2. Spend the summer: the highest temperature of aquaculture in summer should not exceed 35 ℃, and water replenishment should be done well, and the humidity in the air should not be too low.
1. Blight: it will be affected by the blight, which will cause the branches to dry up and die, so it is necessary to cut off the diseased branches in time and spray them with carbendazim.
2. Rust: when the plant has rust, pay attention to better ventilation, and spray with Triadimefon emulsion.
1. Weeding: after the planting is completed, it is necessary to weed in time, and all weeds beside the plant shall be pulled out. In addition, it should be loosened frequently.
2. Whether it can get wet or not: it's better not to get wet, because it's afraid of waterlogging. If it's raised when it's raining, it should be covered and not get wet.
