How to grow vinca roseus in autumn

1. Breeding conditions

1. Soil: It prefers nutritious and well-drained loam, but alkaline substrates cannot be used.

2. Light: It likes sunlight very much and needs sunlight during maintenance. If there is insufficient sunlight, the leaves may not have luster and the flowers may not be bright in color. If it is kept in a shaded place for a long time, the leaves may turn yellow and fall off.

3. Watering: It likes a dry growing environment. The soil in the pot should not be too moist. Too much water will affect the growth of the plant. If it is placed outdoors and encounters continuous rainy weather, it is recommended to drain the water in time.

4. Fertilization: Spread a layer of base fertilizer on the bottom of the pot before planting. This can ensure the nutrient content of the potting soil. During the maintenance process, compound fertilizer and liquid fertilizer can be used alternately every ten days or so.

2. Breeding Methods

1. Cuttings: You can directly select relatively strong branches from the mother plant and cut them into warm soil. The growth environment should be controlled at 20℃-25℃.

2. Sowing: It is recommended to do it in a warm environment, and the growth temperature should be controlled at 15℃-18℃. When the small plant grows 4-5 leaves, move the pot once, and fix the pot when it grows 6-7 leaves.

3. Notes

Catharanthus roseus does not like sticky loam and prefers a dry environment. Too much water in winter can easily cause freezing and lead to the death of Catharanthus roseus.