Cultivation methods and precautions of purple palm Xiangfei

Purple Palm Fragrant Concubine is a relatively easy plant to grow. Generally speaking, apart from being afraid of high temperatures and exposure to the sun, there is nothing that will have a big impact on its growth. Pay attention to maintaining a mild growth environment and doing a good job of ventilation to basically ensure the healthy growth of the plant. Otherwise, the leaves may droop and curl.

Cultivation method of purple palm fragrant concubine

1. Lighting

Purple Palm Fragrant Concubine is suitable for cultivation in an environment with diffuse light that is not exposed to high temperatures and is not too shaded. If there is insufficient light, it will easily cause the plant to wither. Also, care should be taken to avoid direct exposure to the sun, which will harm the plant.

2. Temperature and humidity

The growth of Purple Palm Fragrant Concubine requires ensuring temperature and humidity. When the temperature in winter and spring is below 15 degrees, we must start to pay attention to keeping warm. We also need to pay attention to the humidity. We must spray water mist frequently to keep it moist, so that it grows better and the leaves are greener.

3. Nutrition

Purple Palm Fragrant Concubine usually blooms in summer, so after the spring, it is necessary to regularly water it with potassium dihydrogen phosphate, which can promote its flowering. No fertilizer is applied during the flowering period. After the flowers fade, nutrients should be supplemented in time to promote growth.

Purple Palm Fragrant Concubine Maintenance Precautions

1. Flower soil requirements

To care for the purple palm fragrant concubine, you need to prepare slightly acidic soil. You can mix leaf mold, mountain mud, and sawdust to make a flower soil. Expose it to the sun for 2 days before use, and then put it in the flowerpot after disinfection and sterilization.

2. Fertilization

After the purple palm fragrant concubine enters the vigorous growth period, you can apply appropriate top dressing with nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer. After flowering, you can add a small amount of potassium dihydrogen phosphate to make it a thinner fertilizer water.