How to grow cat's claw

1. Soil:

Cat's claw can survive in most soils and has strong adaptability, but it is more suitable for cultivation in loose, moist and fertile loam.

2. Lighting:

Cat's claw is sun-tolerant and shade-tolerant and can grow normally with or without sunlight. However, sufficient sunlight during the growth period can promote the growth of cat's claw.

3. Watering:

Cat's claw does not require much water and only needs to be watered once a week. Increase the frequency of watering when the temperature is high, and pay attention to drainage during the rainy season to avoid water accumulation that will endanger the root system.

4. Temperature:

Cat's claw is cold-resistant and heat-resistant, and can safely overwinter at temperatures not lower than -40℃. During the cultivation period, there is no need to deliberately control the temperature.

5. Pest and disease control:

1. Diseases: The main diseases of cat's claw are white rot and powdery mildew, which can harm the rhizomes and leaves of cat's claw. If the disease is found, the infected soil can be cleaned up, the diseased and damaged plants can be completely removed, and fungicides can be sprayed for prevention and control.

2. Pests: The main pests of cat's claw are aphids and white grubs, which will suck the leaves and sap of cat's claw, affecting the normal development and growth of the plant. You can spray 800-1000 times diluted 90% trichlorfon 1-2 times to effectively control its damage.