How to cultivate ground lotus

Growing conditions of ground lotus

The ground orchid prefers a warm growing environment. It needs sufficient sunlight when being maintained and a suitable growing environment at ordinary times. In winter, it needs to be moved indoors for maintenance and the temperature should be kept above 0 degrees. Loose and fertile soil is generally used when planting.

How to grow ground lotus

For the ground orchid, the most suitable temperature is around 20 degrees. If the temperature is below 10 degrees, it needs to be moved indoors for maintenance, and the indoor temperature should not be higher than 28 degrees, otherwise it will easily cause dehydration. It needs sufficient light environment during maintenance to make it grow stronger.

Watering the Ground Lotus

When watering the ground orchid, it should be watered in moderation. The general principle is to water it when the soil is dry and wet. Just keep the soil moist at ordinary times, and do not cause water accumulation.

Fertilizing ground lotus

The ground orchid needs sufficient nutrients during the maintenance period, and it needs to be fertilized in appropriate amounts during the growth period. You can use decomposed farmyard manure, and apply it thinly and frequently to avoid fertilizer damage.

Disease and Pest Control of Ground Nasturtium

The ground orchid needs a suitable growth environment during maintenance, otherwise it will produce diseases and pests, which will affect its growth and development. After the occurrence, it needs to be treated with drugs in time.

How to grow ground lotus at home

When caring for the ground orchid, it is generally necessary to place it in a sunny place with good ventilation. It also needs to have a suitable temperature environment during maintenance, and it should be planted in soil with good drainage and breathability, which is more conducive to its growth and development.

Precautions for the maintenance of ground lotus

When pruning the ground orchid, do not do it too heavily. Just cut off the yellow or withered branches and leaves. Generally, pruning is done after flowering, and the dead stems of the plant should be cut off directly, which is conducive to normal growth and flowering in the next year.