Cultivation method of purple horn leaf

1. Soil

When cultivating purple horn leaves, it is best to use fertile leaf humus acidic soil, which is drought-resistant and resistant to diseases and pests.

2. Temperature

The temperature should not be too low when planting purple horn leaves, otherwise it will not germinate. The temperature difference between day and night should not be too large. The plant is relatively heat-resistant, with the optimum growth temperature at 25-30℃ and the lowest temperature at night not exceeding 15℃ to avoid yellowing leaves and frostbite.

3. Watering

During the early growth and development of purple horn leaves, water them frequently and do not stop watering to keep the soil moist. The amount of water can be adjusted according to the soil quality and air humidity. It is best to use clean water with good water quality.

4. Fertilization

Purple horn leaf does not have a particularly large demand for fertilizer and prefers organic fertilizer. If conditions permit, you can apply some fertilizer regularly, which is beneficial to the growth and development of plants. It is best to use phosphorus and potassium fertilizers to improve the resistance of the plants.

5. Lighting

It needs plenty of light. If there is not enough light, its growth and branching will be easily affected.

6. Notes

1. Build a shelf: Because it has a certain spreading ability, it is not suitable for growing at home. If you grow it at home, you need to build a shelf and provide it with some vertical space for its growth.

2. Repotting: Plant one plant per pot, and use a larger pot when repotting.