1. Soil: humus should be selected as the soil for planting reed. This kind of soil is rich in material, which can make it grow better.
2. Water: it has a general demand for water. After planting, it can be irrigated and sprayed with some water from time to time. However, in summer, when it is hot and dry, we should pay more attention to observation, spray more water, make the soil moist, and keep enough water.
3. Nutrient: organic fertilizer is generally used for fertilization, and the concentration of fertilizer is lower. When applying fertilizer, you need to dilute it with water first, and then pour it into the soil.
4. Light: it likes to grow in a humid and dark place. It must be kept away from light when breeding. The strong light will make it sunburn and stop growing.
1. Pruning: when it grows vigorously, prune the withered, old and yellow stems and leaves properly, so as to promote the absorption of nutrients by new stems and leaves and make it grow better.
2. Propagation: the reed is generally propagated in individual plants, and the propagation time is in March. Select robust plants to dig out their roots, then use scissors to trim them to about 5-10 cm, and then put them in water for soaking, and then plant them in the dark and humid soil.
1. Weak growth: when the growth of stem and leaf is slow and weak, we should consider whether the nutrient absorption is insufficient. At this time should give it fertilizer, loose soil and shade, nutrient sufficient absorption will make it slowly robust up.
2. Insect damage: common underground insect damage is found in the cultivation of reed. At this time, baits are used to trap and kill the reed. If not handled in time, the root of the seedling will be bitten.
1. Whether it can rain: plants can rain in rainy days, and they like humid and dark environment. In rainy days, the humidity of the washed air increases, which is more beneficial to its growth. But, cannot be drenched by rainstorm for a long time
2. Whether it is poisonous or not: the reed itself is not poisonous. It can be cultured at ease. When breeding, pay attention to giving it a suitable growth environment.
