1. Temperature: the hardiness of the Bergamot is quite outstanding, but it can only bear the low temperature of minus five degrees. If the temperature is too low, it is likely to frostbite the plant, so try to keep the temperature between 15 degrees and 30 degrees. Of course, its heat resistance is not very strong. If the temperature keeps rising in summer, you need to cool it.
2. Watering: the normal growth of bergamot needs to provide sufficient water, so that its branches and leaves will be more full and tender green, otherwise the branches and leaves will become shriveled and lose the ornamental value. But at the end of spring and the beginning of summer, you can stand drought. Don't over water at this time, or it will affect its growth. You can water normally in other seasons.
3. Light: the normal growth of the Scarab needs to provide enough warm sunshine, and its color will change with the light. If the light is enough, the color of the Scarab will be yellow green when it is fertilized once. If it is planted in a dark environment, its color will become dark green. If the light is seriously insufficient, the phenomenon of vaingness will be obvious.
4. Fertilization: sufficient nutrients can promote its analysis, so as to grow more vigorously. At the same time, it needs to apply fertilizer once a month. It is better to apply some rotten manure to it, which is more conducive to absorption.
1. Propagation: cutting and sowing are common methods. Cutting is relatively simple and can be carried out in summer and autumn. Try to cut in warm weather. It's better to plant in rainy or cloudy days, because the seed germination rate will be higher.
2. Pruning: there is no need to prune a large amount of scarab itself, but there will be some weeds around it, which will seriously affect the ornamental value, so it is necessary to clean up these weeds, of course, there are yellow branches and leaves, which also need to be cut off in time.
1. Disease: the disease rarely occurs, but the accumulated water may cause the rotten roots and leaves of plants, which can be controlled by spraying wettable powder.
2. Pests: there are few pests. If there are snails, they can be eliminated manually.
1. Toxicity: no poison, can be planted in a large area.
2. Whether it can be raised at home: Yes, its ornamental value is OK, and it's great to make bonsai
