Cultivation methods and precautions of Edelweiss

1. Soil

To grow Edelweiss, you need to use relatively loose soil rich in humus, and you can use leaf mold. In addition, the potting soil needs to be changed every time the plant is grown for a period of time because the nutrients in the soil will continue to be lost.

2. Sunlight

It is very suitable for growing in the sun, especially during the period of vigorous growth, it is necessary to ensure sufficient light. If the maintenance environment is too dark, the plant may grow too tall. However, you should pay attention to shade in summer and avoid being exposed to too strong sunlight.

3. Water

The plant should have enough water to maintain its growth period, but do not water it too frequently, just keep it moist. Once the roots of a plant are soaked in stagnant water, they are likely to rot. Especially after the cuttings are just taken, less watering is needed. It is recommended to spray some water with a watering can.

IV. Precautions

Edelweiss is rarely attacked by diseases and insects, but it is not foolproof, so preventive work must be done during maintenance. Spray DDT once every ten days or half a month, or spray carbendazim once a week for disinfection and sterilization.