How to grow pink vine

1. Breeding methods

1. Watering

Watering is a very important step. Pink vines generally need a lot of water when spring and autumn turn, so as to moisten their roots and rhizomes. But in fact, even if the pink vines need water, do not water them without restraint. If you find that the soil in the pot is still very moist, you should wait until the water in the soil evaporates completely before watering.

2. Soil

The soil requirements of pink vine are the same as those of other flower varieties. You need to choose potting soil with good air permeability. This will be of great help to the growth and development of the rhizomes of the pink vine. You can also put some peat soil in the soil.

3. Temperature

When growing pink vines in winter, try to keep the temperature in the house above 0℃. If the temperature is too low, it will directly harm the entire pink vine, not only affecting the flowering period of the following year, but in severe cases it will also cause the leaves of the pink vine to fall off or even die.

4. Lighting

Pink vines like to stay in sunny places. Dark corners are not suitable for their growth. However, when the weather is too hot, the pink vines should be properly shaded.

2. Precautions

When growing pink vines at home, you must ensure the indoor air circulation and try to water the pink vines in the evening. This kind of flower is also easily damaged by some pests, so you should do more insect prevention preparations and ensure that the leaves of the pink vines are clean. If the cold winter is coming, you must move the pink vines placed on the platform into the house for the winter.