What are the breeding methods and precautions of green elves?

Green elf breeding method

Green Elf belongs to the Araceae family. It has two methods of reproduction, one is cutting propagation and the other is sowing propagation. Both of them grow fast. There are many varieties, the most common ones are Jade, Arrowhead and White Stripe. It prefers a warm growing environment and is not very cold-resistant. It needs a suitable temperature to grow.

When caring for the Green Elf, the temperature needs to be kept between 18-25 degrees. It is not very cold-resistant. In winter, the temperature needs to be kept above 10 degrees, otherwise the leaves will turn yellow, and a certain humidity must be maintained. When planting, loose and fertile soil needs to be used.

Watering method

The green elf has a relatively high demand for water. It needs to be watered once every 2-3 days in spring and autumn, twice a day in summer, and watering should be controlled in winter. Generally, it is sprayed appropriately.

Fertilization method

During the growing period, the Green Elf needs to be fertilized once every two weeks to promote the growth of branches and leaves. Be sure to pay attention to the fertilizer used not being too concentrated and to use decomposed fertilizer. When fertilizing, do not apply it to the leaves, otherwise it will affect growth.

Pruning methods

When the green elf has yellow or dead leaves, they should be cut off from the base, and its root system should also be pruned. When many side buds grow, they should be cut off in time.

Green elf breeding precautions

When caring for the Green Elf, you need to pay attention to the suitable temperature environment. In winter, it needs to be moved indoors for maintenance to avoid frostbite. During the maintenance period, it needs sufficient sunlight, preferably scattered light, and avoid strong light.