Cultivation methods and precautions of pink palm

1. Soil

It is recommended to choose peat soil with good permeability and nutrition for the soil in the flowerpot. A layer of stones and small bricks can be placed at the bottom of the flowerpot to make it permeable.

2. Lighting

It prefers bright places and is very shade-tolerant. It is recommended to place it where it can absorb scattered light and avoid direct exposure to high-intensity sunlight.

3. Temperature

The temperature that is most conducive to its growth is within the range of 19℃-25℃. If the temperature exceeds 25℃ in summer, you should ventilate it in time or spray it to cool it down. When the temperature is below 13℃, the plant will enter a dormant state and can be moved indoors.

4. Watering

It likes a warm growing environment and is afraid of drought. It is best to give it slightly acidic water. In the summer when the temperature is high and the water demand is high, you can water it once 1-2 days, but be careful not to accumulate water. When the weather is dry, you can spray some water on the leaves. In winter, you should reduce the number of waterings.

5. Fertilization

It is recommended to fertilize it in the early morning or evening. You can choose calcium-containing fertilizers sold on the market.

6. Notes

Pink Anthurium is particularly afraid of stagnant water. During daily maintenance, just ensure that the soil is warm. Remember to water it at night in winter. The temperature at night will be much lower than during the day. Watering at night will freeze the roots and rhizomes.