Phoenix breeding methods and precautions

The Phoenix is ​​extremely easy to keep. It is a very hardy plant that can grow almost anywhere in the soil. It has a strong adaptability to the soil and a certain degree of drought resistance, and its demand for water is relatively low.

How to breed Phoenix

1. Soil

Although the Phoenix has strong adaptability, it is suitable for growing in loose, fertile and breathable soil. Leaf mold and sandy soil are very good choices.

2. Lighting

Phoenix is ​​a light-loving plant and needs more than 6 hours of light a day. Be careful to avoid direct sunlight when the sun is strong in the summer.

3. Moisture

Phoenix is ​​a succulent plant that requires relatively little water. It only needs to be watered when the soil in the pot is completely dry. Phoenix will grow particularly vigorously during the growth period. In order to make it develop better, it is necessary to pinch it in time, otherwise it will grow wildly.

4. Cuttings

The best time for Phoenix cuttings is May and June every year. Just place the fat leaves on the culture soil and keep the soil moist, and it will take root and sprout within a week.

Phoenix maintenance precautions

When caring for the Phoenix, you should pay attention to fertilizing. The Phoenix does not need frequent fertilization. During its peak growth season, you can apply water-soluble fertilizer once every 2-3 weeks, or in spring and autumn, sprinkle a little slow-release fertilizer on the potting soil to meet its growth needs.