How to breed white horse bones

1. Soil

White horse bone is more suitable for cultivation in slightly acidic soil with sufficient nutrients and good drainage. If you plant it in a potted plant, you can mix it in the ratio of 4 parts garden soil, 4 parts leaf mold, and 2 parts sandy soil.

2. Temperature

White horse bone is a tropical and subtropical plant that likes a warm environment. The optimum temperature is 15-25℃. It has weak cold resistance and needs to be kept in a greenhouse in winter, and the room temperature must be kept above 0 degrees. It is also worth noting that you must keep warm in winter to avoid frostbite.

3. Watering

It has strong adaptability, likes moisture and is drought-resistant. You can water every day in spring and summer, but keep the soil moist and do not allow water to accumulate in the soil, which will cause root rot. In autumn and winter, the plant grows slowly, so you can reduce the frequency of watering appropriately. It is best to water it twice a week and keep the soil slightly moist.

4. Lighting

White horse bone does not require much light and can survive in either sufficient light or shady conditions. However, the temperature is lower in winter and the sunshine time is short, so try to place it in a place with sufficient light, such as a balcony.

5. Fertilization

White horse bone is easy to maintain, resistant to barrenness, and does not require high soil fertility. However, since the flowering period is concentrated in one month, to ensure flowering, fertilizer can be applied once in spring and summer.