Breeding methods and precautions for miniature coconuts

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: Miniature coconut palm has certain requirements for cultivation soil. The soil used must be fertile enough and have good drainage, otherwise its roots will easily rot. Usually, family farming uses soil made of leaf mold, peat and river sand.

2. Temperature: The breeding temperature should be kept at around 18-24 degrees at all times. When the temperature is too high or too low, it will enter a dormant state. Especially in winter, the minimum temperature should not be lower than 10 degrees.

3. Light: The plant prefers semi-shade, so when cultivating it, you should pay attention to the intensity of light, and it is best to create bright diffuse light for it. On the contrary, insufficient light will also affect its growth.

4. Watering: Relatively speaking, it likes water. Daily maintenance should be done by watering it frequently to maintain a certain humidity in the cultivation soil. During the dormant period, you can water less appropriately, but the humidity of the breeding environment should not be too low.

2. Precautions

During the cultivation period, you should pay attention to changing the pot. When its root system grows faster, you should change the pot. Not only should you replace it with a slightly larger pot, but you should also cut off 1/3 of the roots.