The cultivation methods and precautions of Kochia scoparia

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: When cultivating Kochia scoparia, you should choose suitable soil, which does not have too high requirements on the soil quality. As long as the soil is loose and has good drainage and air permeability, it can grow well even if the soil is relatively poor and is very easy to raise.

2. Light: The plant grows better in an environment with sufficient light, so it must receive appropriate light. It also has good shade tolerance, so the light should not be too strong, especially in summer, it should be moved to a cool place at noon and not exposed to the scorching sun.

3. Watering: Water once when planting, and provide sufficient water during daily cultivation, otherwise its growth will be hindered. During the plant's growth period, water it once a week. The soil should not be too dry, and no water accumulation should occur.

4. Temperature: It is also important whether the temperature of the breeding environment meets the standard. The room temperature should be controlled at around 10-20℃. It is suitable for growing in warmer places and is very afraid of cold, so the breeding temperature must not be too low.

2. Precautions

During its growth period, weeds will easily appear around the plant, and we need to clean them up in time. The grass can be cleaned manually or with pesticides, as long as there are no weeds in the growing medium. If not handled in time, it will not only attract insects, but also consume nutrients and affect plant growth.