Cultivation methods and precautions of closed sheath ginger

1. Soil

It usually has average requirements for soil and can grow in basically any kind of land, but it will grow better if given some sandy soil or land with strong drainage capabilities. In addition, loose soil is more conducive to its growth.

2. Lighting

Giving it more light can make it grow more vigorously. Generally speaking, it can tolerate shade, but be careful not to have strong light, and be sure to provide it with appropriate shade.

3. Temperature

It likes a relatively warm and bright place, and a temperature of 20-30 degrees is its favorite temperature. It can withstand high temperatures, but its growth will generally slow down above 35 degrees. In addition, it is also cold-resistant, but you need to be careful about frostbite when the temperature is below 0 degrees.

4. Fertilization

It likes to grow in a relatively moist and fertile environment, especially during the growth period, it needs to be given enough flower fertilizer. Generally speaking, you can use decomposed fertilizer or agricultural fertilizer at home, and it will grow well.

5. Notes

It can be propagated better by sowing seeds or cuttings. In addition, leaf spot disease should be treated promptly, and fertilizer should be applied regularly to help it enhance its resistance. Common insect attacks include scale insects, caterpillars and other hazards. Timely prevention and treatment are required.