Cultivation methods and precautions of heart-leaf vine

Requirements for light in the cultivation of heartleaf vine

The heart-leaf vine itself does not require much light, but it cannot do without light. Under the best circumstances, it can receive four to six hours of light a day. When the sunlight is not very sufficient in winter, it can be exposed to the sun for a long time outside to get more sunlight. However, the weather is relatively cold in winter and it is very likely that the plant will be frostbitten at night, so more attention should be paid and, if necessary, certain warm window treatments should be applied to it. In the summer, the weather is relatively hot and the sunlight is relatively harsh, so it should be properly shaded.

Humidity requirements for the cultivation of heartleaf vine

The humidity requirement for the growth of heart-leaf vine changes with the seasons. In winter, you can add less water appropriately. However, in summer, due to the scorching sunlight, the evaporation rate of water is beyond our imagination. Therefore, you can water it more appropriately. However, try to avoid watering it at noon. At noon, the weather is hot and the stomata of the plant are in an open state. Watering at this time will damage the stomata of the plant and restrict the growth of heart-leaf vine.

Temperature requirements for the growth of heartleaf vine

The optimum temperature for the growth of heart-leaf vine is between five and fifteen degrees Celsius. Based on this habit of the heart-leaf vine, the heart-leaf vine can be reasonably protected. In the summer, it is necessary to shade it to avoid the death of the heart-leaf vine caused by excessive temperature. In the winter, the plant must be kept warm to prevent it from being frostbitten or even frozen to death.