How to grow Buddha's hand

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: Sandy soil with a loose texture is more suitable for planting. You can add an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer to mix it. Avoid using soil that is too sticky for planting, as this type of soil has poor drainage, which will affect later development.

2. Light: The plant prefers sunlight and can tolerate shade, but it cannot grow in a dark place for a long time, otherwise it will affect the growth of the plant and cause signs of weakness. Therefore, during daily maintenance, it should not be placed in a place where it cannot see light. It is necessary to ensure that it can be exposed to sunlight to promote its healthy growth.

3. Temperature: The temperature suitable for its future growth is approximately between 22 and 24 degrees Celsius. Too high or too low a temperature is not conducive to its growth. In winter, the temperature needs to be kept above 5 degrees Celsius, otherwise the plant will suffer frost damage.

2. Pruning method

Because it can produce shoots all year round during the growth process, if these shoots produced in spring cannot bear fruit, they can be cut off in time to prevent the nutrients from being wasted during growth.