Cultivation method of Cyperus rotundus

Soil culture method

Suitable soil

The best soil is fertile, slightly clayey soil.

Reasonable watering

Water palm bamboo (Euphorbia ovata) should be planted in moist soil, making sure the water in the pot is maintained at a depth of about 5 cm. Therefore, this requires that the flower pot cannot leak, and at the same time it can also save you from watering every day. When the temperature is high, spray water to keep the leaves moist.

The right amount of light

Be careful not to expose Water Palm Bamboo (Euphrasia officinalis) to the scorching sun. A semi-shaded environment in summer is very helpful for the growth of Water Palm Bamboo (Euphrasia officinalis). It can maintain the greenness of the leaves.

Suitable temperature

Water palm bamboo (Ecliptae) does not like the cold, and the temperature in winter should not be lower than 5℃.

The right amount of fertilizer

The main method used for water palm bamboo (Ecliptae) is to use less fertilizer and apply more frequently. In spring and summer, you can use a little compound fertilizer, but the amount must be small.

Hydroponics

Water requirements

The water culture method can use lake water, river water, well water, rainwater, and tap water that has been precipitated for 24 hours. It is best to use acidic water from electrolyzed ion water. Mineral water cannot be used. You can put a few colored glass balls or pebbles in the bottle to stabilize the center of gravity of the flower pot, which will look more beautiful.

Root Soaking Requirements

The distance between the water surface and the roots should be about 3 cm. Do not soak the roots for too long to avoid root rot and affect breathing.

Precautions

Water evaporates easily in summer, so pay attention to adding and changing water to ensure that the water is not contaminated. The climate is dry in autumn. To prevent the plants from being blown down by the wind, you can spray the leaves more often during the day and let them bear the night dew at night.