How to grow the ground-rooted flower

1. Slightly acidic loam

Slightly acidic loam is suitable for its growth. Leaf mold and sandy soil can be mixed in a ratio of 3:1 as a cultivation matrix, which can well meet the growth needs and is conducive to growth. It will grow very fast in this kind of substrate, and the drainage is good, so there is no need to worry too much about water accumulation.

2. Sufficient light

It is more suitable in an environment with sufficient sunlight, especially in spring, autumn and winter. The sunlight condition must be met to promote good growth. Otherwise, long-term shade will easily cause the color of the leaf edges to disappear, affecting the ornamental value. The summer sun is quite strong and you should avoid direct exposure to it as it can easily damage the plants and burn the leaves. You can block the sun moderately.

3. Proper watering

Make sure to water it on a daily basis, and apply water again after it is completely dry. In autumn and winter, you need to water less, just keep it moist, not too wet, otherwise it will be detrimental to growth.

4. Suitable temperature

13 degrees is the best temperature for growth. Exceeding this range, either too high or too low is not suitable. You can safely survive the winter by keeping the temperature above 0℃.