Cultivation methods and precautions of cactus

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: Although it is relatively easy to maintain, slightly acidic soil is more suitable for its growth, and it is best if it contains some organic nutrients. You can use leaf mold, garden soil, coarse sand and wood ash to prepare the soil yourself. This kind of soil is both well-drained and rich in nutrients.

2. Watering: Compared with other similar plants, it prefers a little more moisture, so you can water it a little more. Spring, summer and autumn are the seasons when it grows most vigorously. You can add water in time to keep the soil slightly moist. In winter, you don’t need to worry too much and you can simply not water it.

3. Light: When caring for it at home, just place it in a place with sufficient light, except in summer, when it is necessary to slightly block the too strong light.

4. Temperature: During the growth period, just maintain normal room temperature. In winter, it can withstand the cold of 0 degrees and does not need to be placed in a too warm place.

2. Precautions

When the temperature is relatively stable in the spring, around 10 degrees Celsius, change the pot once a year.