How to grow Guanyin lotus in summer

soil

The Alocasia odora likes a loose soil environment, and the soil must be better in terms of nutrients, drainage and air permeability. But it doesn't mean that this kind of soil is hard to find. You can get it as long as you do some work. Come on, I'll teach you. First, go to the fields or grasslands to dig some ordinary soil, then pick up some rotten leaves in the woods to make organic natural fertilizer, and add some gravel. The next step is to mix them evenly. It's still simple, right?

illumination

Now let's talk about how the Alocasia odora should deal with the length of light during its summer dormancy period. Because its leaves are very delicate, high temperature exposure will inevitably lead to water loss, resulting in a listless and lifeless appearance. Therefore, during the hot summer season, you should let your Alocasia odora escape from the environment of high-intensity direct sunlight. Generally, an environment with low light or diffuse light is the best, which is most conducive to the Alocasia odora to survive the hot summer. Have you learned it? If you want your Alocasia odora to stay green, you must learn this quickly.

Moisture

The growing season of the Alocasia odora is generally in spring and autumn when the climate is suitable. At this time, I believe everyone naturally knows that they should water it more. The general judgment is based on the surface dryness of the soil in the flowerpot. If it is dry and a layer of white substance appears, it means that you should water your Alocasia odora quickly. However, in summer, the Alocasia odora enters a dormant period and no longer continues to grow, so do not water it too much even if the evaporation is high, otherwise it will be soaked and the roots will rot.