What are the methods and precautions for breeding peacocks?

Peacock breeding method

Peacock is a plant of the Euphorbiaceae family. Peacock is light-loving, and insufficient light can easily cause it to grow tall. It is generally planted by cutting propagation in the spring of each year. This makes it easier to survive and grow faster. There is only one variety.

Peacocks prefer a warm growing environment. During maintenance, the temperature needs to be kept between 20-28 degrees so that they can grow vigorously. They usually need sufficient sunlight, but in summer they need to avoid strong light. They also need a good ventilation environment and loose and fertile soil when planting.

Watering method

Peacock generally does not need to be watered frequently during maintenance. It has a good drought resistance. If it is watered too much, it will be unable to absorb water, resulting in root rot.

Fertilization method

Peacocks have strong vitality and consume more nutrients during their growth period, so they need to be fertilized in time. It should be noted that when fertilizing, you must use low-concentration fertilizers, and you can use compound fertilizers.

Pruning methods

Peacocks need to be pruned in spring because it is in its flowering period. After flowering, the remaining flowers need to be cut off, and attention should be paid to reducing nutrient consumption.

Precautions for peacock breeding

When caring for peacocks, you must also pay attention to insect prevention and disease prevention. You must usually have carbendazim and some insecticides. In addition, there must be sufficient sunlight when caring for them, so that they can grow well. There must also be a good ventilation environment.