How to grow cloud bamboo

1. Maintenance conditions

1. Flower soil: It is very important to use soil for cultivation. Using soil with good drainage and rich in nutrients is more conducive to the growth of cloud bamboo. After cultivating for a period of time, the soil should be loosened appropriately, which will help the roots of the plant to breathe.

2. Light: The plant likes to grow in a semi-shaded environment. Do not expose it to direct sunlight. It only needs to receive appropriate light every day. In addition, ventilation should be good enough and the breeding environment should not be too stuffy.

3. Water: It does not have strict requirements on water, as long as the soil is not too dry. It is recommended to water it after the soil becomes dry each time. Try to keep it slightly moist, and don't let too much water enter the soil.

4. Location: When caring for cloud bamboo, place it in a place without cigarette ash, as it is very afraid of smoke and dust. It is best not to keep it in the kitchen, as it will cause the leaves to turn yellow and dry.

2. Breeding Methods

It can be done by sowing or division. The sowing method requires harvesting the fruits in December, drying them and collecting the seeds, and then sowing them in March or April of the following spring. The division method should be carried out in spring and autumn. The mother plant should be divided into two or three plants and then replanted.