How to raise purple cashmere

1. Maintenance methods

1. Temperature

Like many flowers, purple cashmere likes a warm and comfortable environment and does not like a too humid environment. Purple cashmere can withstand temperatures below zero, but try to keep them growing in a warm environment, otherwise the roots and rhizomes may rot.

2. Moisture

Purple cashmere is especially suitable for lazy people to raise. This is because purple cashmere has first-class drought resistance, especially when they are growing, they do not need water. However, when it is time to water, it is necessary to ensure that the roots of the purple cashmere can absorb water, and the soil layer must be kept moist. Generally, summer is the dormant period of purple cashmere. At this time, the amount of water must be controlled, and water should be added as little as possible, and water should not be stored in the flowerpot for too long.

3. Soil

The potting soil for growing purple cashmere must be breathable, and the soil should be as loose and breathable as possible, so that the purple cashmere can grow freely. If you want the soil to be more breathable, you should add some perlite, vermiculite and other ingredients to the soil.

2. Precautions

The leaves of purple cashmere are very easy to get sick. Generally, black spots will begin to grow when the hot summer comes. This phenomenon is because the leaves are exposed to strong light for a long time, or the growing environment is not ventilated enough or has poor air permeability, etc. In this case, don’t be too anxious. You can choose to spray some special medicines to treat this condition, or you can take preventive measures in advance. Waiting for new branches and leaves to grow means that the disease will be cured soon.

If you want to propagate purple cashmere, you can choose the cutting method. This method can make this flower grow quickly. Do not trim the branches and leaves of purple cashmere too frequently, as this will promote the reproduction of the branches and leaves of purple cashmere. Purple cashmere itself is indeed a relatively easy-to-propagate flower variety, so even a novice can try to grow it.