Breeding methods and precautions for spring feathers

1. Flower soil

When breeding spring feathers, it is best to use relatively thick, loose, slightly acidic soil. This kind of soil is more in line with its growth requirements. Specifically, you can mix some leaf mold, peat soil and a small amount of garden soil together to use as its flower soil. This soil is very fertile and can provide enough nutrients to help it grow.

2. Sunlight

It naturally likes shade and does not like strong light. Therefore, you should place it in a place in the house where there is some light, but the light is not particularly strong. Be sure to shade it in the summer, because the sunlight is very strong and can easily burn its leaves.

3. Watering

When raising it, you must not let it lack water, otherwise it will easily have growth problems such as wilting leaves. Therefore, you should check the condition of the flower soil regularly. If you find it is dry, add water in time.

4. Fertilization

Before planting it, you can add some base fertilizer to the flower soil to ensure sufficient fertility. During the growing season, you need to apply flower fertilizer once a month to help it replenish nutrients.

5. Notes

Its flower soil needs to be renewed every 1-2 years or so. This ensures that the flower soil always remains fertile, which is more conducive to its growth.