How to cultivate Vajra Bodhi

1. Soil:

Vajra Bodhi is suitable for planting in fertile, air-permeable, slightly acidic sandy loam. The soil can be original field soil, leaf mold, or pine needle soil.

2. Lighting:

Vajra Bodhi likes to live in a cultivation environment with sufficient light, warm and humid. Long-term light is conducive to the growth of Vajra Bodhi.

3. Watering:

Vajra Bodhi has a strong demand for water. Water must be replenished in time during cultivation and the soil must be kept moist at all times. In midsummer, in addition to normal watering, you need to spray water more often. In autumn and winter, you can reduce the number of waterings.

4. Fertilization:

Balanced water-soluble fertilizers and rooting fertilizers should be applied during the seedling stage to promote root growth and the development of branches and leaves. In the later stage, balanced fertilizers and microbial fertilizers need to be used in combination.

5. Pest and disease control:

The main diseases of Vajra Bodhi are black mold and leaf spot, which can be controlled by spraying 200 times Bordeaux liquid once every half month. The main insect pests are cottony scale and bran scale, which can be controlled by spraying insecticides or by trapping and killing them, thus ensuring the growth and quality of Vajra Bodhi to the greatest extent.