How to raise Milan in summer

1. Breeding environment

1. Temperature: Milan likes high temperatures to grow, so a temperature of around 30°C in summer is sufficient for its normal growth.

2. Watering: In summer, watering should be done well. The best time to water is in the early morning or evening, and avoid watering at noon.

3. Shelter from rain: Strong convective weather often occurs in summer. When maintaining it, especially outdoors, you must always pay attention to the weather forecast. Once a storm, typhoon, etc. is forecast, we must place it indoors or dump it on the spot to avoid being attacked by wind and rain.

4. Fertilization: Milan will grow and bloom normally in summer, so it has a relatively large demand for fertilizer. At this time, you can apply thin fertilizer to it once a week to ensure sufficient nutrients.

2. Common pests and diseases

Sometimes there will be some leaf-eating pests in Milan. The number of pests raised at home or indoors will not be large, so you need to observe it at all times. Once it occurs, you should remove it by pruning or manual removal when it is very small, so it will not have much impact.