Breeding methods and precautions for peach eggs

1. Plenty of sunlight

When raising peach eggs, sufficient sunlight is indispensable. It needs enough light exposure and full light during the growing season. Only by maintaining enough sunlight can nutrients be synthesized to maintain growth, making the leaves turn red and more ornamental. The temperature is high in summer and the light is very harsh, so you can avoid light appropriately to prevent sun burns.

2. Proper watering

The leaves of the peach egg plant contain a lot of water, so it does not need much water. You can water it thoroughly when it is dry. Water it again when you find the soil is dry. During the growing period, water it thoroughly every ten days or so. The plant grows slowly in summer and winter, so reduce watering and keep the soil in the pot dry.

3. Apply fertilizer in small amounts

Although peach egg plants need nutrients to grow, they can obtain some nutrients through photosynthesis, so not too much fertilizer is needed. During the period of vigorous growth, a small amount of fertilizer can be applied to meet the growth needs.

4. Maintain temperature

A warm environment is suitable for the growth of peach eggs. If the temperature exceeds 30 degrees in summer, it needs to be moved to a cool place. It should not be lower than 5 degrees in winter. It is best to keep it above 10 degrees to promote growth and development.

5. Soil Preparation

Soil preparation is also a critical factor. It is necessary to provide soil with good air permeability, good drainage, and fertile nutrients.

6. Notes

During breeding, attention should be paid to maintaining circulating air and preventing and controlling diseases and insect pests.