Peacock wood cultivation methods and precautions

Peacock wood cultivation methods and precautions

Peacock wood is a relatively easy plant to grow. The most suitable growth temperature is between 20-30℃. During the maintenance period, it needs to be exposed to more light and provided with suitable temperature and soil.

How to grow peacock wood

1. Temperature

Peacock wood prefers a warm growing environment. The most suitable growth temperature is 18-28℃. The temperature in spring and autumn is stable and the temperature difference is relatively small. It is recommended to avoid planting in high temperature weather.

2. Lighting

Peacock wood has relatively high requirements for light, and it needs no less than 8 hours of light a day. In addition, it must avoid direct sunlight and it is best to keep it in a cool place.

3. Moisture

Peacock wood needs a lot of water to grow, but the frequency of watering is different in different seasons. Generally, it needs to be watered once every 3-5 days in spring and autumn, and every day in summer.

4. Fertilization

Peacock wood has a relatively large demand for fertilizer. It is recommended to use nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer once a month, but when the temperature is too extreme in summer and winter, fertilization needs to be stopped.

5. Pruning

Peacock wood also needs regular pruning during its growth process, and the dead branches, dead leaves, diseased branches, and broken flowers of the plant should be cut off in time to avoid consuming unnecessary nutrients.

Precautions for peacock wood maintenance

The peacock wood plant is afraid of cold. During winter maintenance, the minimum temperature should be maintained above 5°C. Keep the environment warm and ventilated, and do not let the environment be overly shaded.

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