Cultivation methods and precautions of palm pearls

1. Soil

Loose, water-permeable, breathable sandy loam containing humus is very suitable for growing pearls. It can provide them with sufficient nutrients and make them grow stronger.

2. Water

During its development, it should be provided with sufficient water. When watering, the amount of water should be appropriate, and no water should be accumulated. On rainy days, drainage should be carried out in time, because stagnant water will cause root rot. Just water it in time after the soil is dry.

3. Temperature

The temperature should be kept at around 15-25℃ in normal times, and above 5-10℃ in winter. If the temperature is below 5℃, frostbite will occur on the palm of your hand. It should also be placed in a ventilated place, which will help the growth of the plant.

4. Lighting

Adequate light absorption is necessary for its growth, and it is suitable for full-sun exposure. If insufficient light is absorbed, the white powder on the leaves will decrease, affecting its ornamental value. However, it does not like direct sunlight, as excessive light will cause sunburn on the leaves.