How to grow Kirin flower

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: The requirements of the Kirin flower are relatively high, and the first factor to be considered when selecting it is nutrition. While ensuring adequate nutrition, aspects such as air permeability and drainage can also be taken into consideration. It is best to use humus soil, which has better effects. The soil must be disinfected before use.

2. Light: The Kirin flower has relatively high requirements for light, and it needs to be guaranteed to have no less than eight hours of light per day. Because the daylight hours in winter may be insufficient and the light may be relatively weak, you can use fluorescent lamps to artificially supplement the light, which is also very effective.

3. Watering: The flower does not require much water, so do not water it too much. Generally speaking, as long as the soil is not too dry, there is no need to water it.

4. Fertilization: The plant does not require much fertilizer. During the flowering period, you can use some compound fertilizer in moderation, mainly phosphorus and potassium elements.

2. Change the pot regularly

Because the Euphorbia has high requirements for nutrients in the soil, it is best to repot it once a year. Usually done in spring. After the repotting process is completed, the plant needs to be placed in a cool place and exposed to light after it has adapted.

3. Pay attention to pruning

Pruning is also very important for the Euphorbia. The first step is to promote branching by pinching, which is usually done in spring. The next step is to prune the tree to shape it, trimming all the branches that affect its appearance.