Cultivation methods and precautions of fishbone clematis

The fishbone lily is relatively easy to grow. It does not require too much water during its growth process and can grow better even in the desert.

Its leaves have degenerated so that it can better conserve water, and photosynthesis can rely directly on the rhizomes.

Cultivation method of fishbone clematis

1. Soil

When cultivating the fishbone lotus, you can choose sandy soil containing humus soil, which can not only keep the soil fertile, but also ensure air permeability and water permeability. If you use only humus soil, it will be too loose and not conducive to the growth of the fishbone lotus.

2. Watering

During the growing period of the fishbone orchid, the soil in the pot can be kept at a certain humidity, that is, the soil in the pot is moist but not wet. If the temperature is relatively low in winter, then the soil in the pot should be kept dry at this time, and water should not accumulate.

3. Lighting

When growing the fishbone lily, it is best to place it in a well-ventilated and well-lit environment. Also, pay attention to the height of the top space, because the fishbone lily is relatively tall. When the light is strong, it is recommended to provide shade.

Precautions for the maintenance of fishbone lotus

When caring for the fishbone lily, you should pay attention to applying fertilizer once every half a month or so, and the fertilizer should be diluted with water first.

In this way, the Euphorbia obesa can absorb the nutrients better. In addition, do not place it in a dark and humid environment, otherwise it will easily suffer from diseases and pests.