What are the breeding methods and precautions of colorful iron

Seven-color iron breeding method

The colorful iron plant is a plant of the Agavaceae family and the genus Dracaena. It can generally be propagated by cuttings and layering. It likes a high temperature and humid environment. It grows vigorously when the temperature is high. It can tolerate partial shade and avoid direct sunlight. It is not cold-resistant and has no strict requirements on soil.

When cultivating the colorful iron vine, slightly acidic sandy loam should be used for cultivation. The cultivation soil should preferably contain rich humus, which is very helpful for the later growth of the plant. The temperature in winter should not be lower than 5°C, and sufficient sunlight should be ensured during the growth process.

Watering method

Before watering the colorful iron plant, first observe the dryness of the potting soil. You should wait until the cultivating soil is completely dry before watering it, and water it thoroughly. Do not always stop watering halfway.

Fertilization method

Timely supplementation of nutrients to the colorful iron can make it grow better. Usually, fertilizer is applied once every half a month. The fertilizer can be cake fertilizer or liquid fertilizer, and it is best to use a thinner one.

Pruning methods

If yellow leaves, dead leaves, or old, weak or diseased leaves appear on the colorful iron plant during the maintenance process, they should be cut off in time. If the branches and leaves are healthy, they can also be propagated by cuttings.

Precautions for breeding of seven-color iron

When caring for the colorful iron plant in summer, you should pay attention to providing a little shade to prevent it from being sunburned by strong sunlight. In addition, the nutrients should be balanced when fertilizing, and you should be careful not to apply too much nitrogen fertilizer, otherwise it is likely to cause the leaves of the plant to fade.