Cultivation methods and precautions of harp leaf coral (how to grow harp leaf coral flowers)

The lyreleaf coral is now usually grown into a small shrub, usually planted in the center of the flower bed, or it can be grown in semi-shaded areas. It does not require too much light, and can also produce flowers in a slightly shaded area, but it needs a high temperature and high humidity environment to grow well.

Is harp leaf coral easy to grow?

The harp leaf coral is very easy to grow . It is an ornamental shrub that can bloom and bear fruit at the same time. As long as it is well maintained, it can maintain a continuous flowering state for more than 100 days. It is very beautiful and has a high ornamental value.

How to cultivate lyre leaf coral

1. Lighting

When cultivating harp leaf coral, it should be placed in a warm and dry place to promote its flowering. If there is not enough light, it is easy to grow too long and spread without order, which greatly reduces its ornamental effect.

2. Moisture

The harp leaf coral prefers moisture and can only grow normally if the humidity is sufficient , but it is afraid of drought. If the soil is too dry, it will grow poorly or even wither. And in summer, it must be watered more to make it grow healthily.

3. Fertilizer

When cultivating harp leaf coral, it is best to use fertile and loose soil , and fertilize it from time to time , but the amount of fertilizer should be determined according to the growth condition of the plant. It can be used in combination with nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers.

Notes on the maintenance of harp leaf coral

The lyreleaf coral is a plant that is relatively resistant to pruning and can be pruned at any time. Usually, if you find that there are long branches, dense branches, diseased and insect-infested branches, dead branches, and weak branches, you should prune them to reduce nutrient consumption and promote better ventilation and light transmission inside, so that it can grow and bloom better. In addition, it is best to re-prune once a year , mainly targeting branches that have bloomed, to promote the germination of new branches.