Allen's breeding methods and precautions

1. Soil

Allen does not have high requirements for soil. In order for it to grow better, it is best to use soil with good drainage and air permeability.

2. Watering

You need to control the frequency of watering Allen. There is no need to water it every day. Normally, water it once a week, and once every half a month in summer. Water it thoroughly each time. It is best not to water it interruptedly. It is best to water it thoroughly at one time. Avoid prolonged exposure to rain.

3. Lighting

It is necessary to ensure that there is sufficient sunlight, especially during the peak growth period. If the light is too strong in summer, it is necessary to shade it to avoid sunburn. It likes a ventilated environment. If it is grown indoors, it must be properly ventilated.

4. Temperature

The maximum temperature should not be higher than 35℃. If the temperature is too high, it will enter a dormant period. The minimum temperature should not be lower than 5℃. When the outdoor temperature is low in winter, move it indoors for maintenance to avoid frostbite.

5. Notes

Allen is prone to bacterial infection, which can cause spots on the leaves. Once discovered, it should be sprayed with benomyl to prevent and control the infection. If the medicine is not used in time, it may harm more leaves and even cause the leaves to fall off continuously. When the disease becomes serious, it will be difficult to deal with.