What are the cultivation methods and precautions of apple taro

Apple arrowroot cultivation method

Apple arrowroot belongs to the Marantaceae family. When propagating, it is generally propagated by division and tissue culture. It prefers a high temperature and humid growing environment. When caring for it, the temperature needs to be kept between 18-30 degrees. When planting, loose, fertile, and well-drained acidic leaf mold is generally used.

Watering method

During the growing season, the apple taro needs to be watered once a day, and the leaves should be sprayed appropriately to maintain a moist growing environment. In winter, watering needs to be properly controlled, and watering should also be controlled when new leaves sprout.

Fertilization method

During the growing period, the apple taro needs to be fertilized once a week. You can apply a thin organic fertilizer. In summer, if the temperature is higher than 32 degrees, you need to stop fertilizing. If the temperature is lower than 18 degrees, you also need to stop fertilizing.

Pruning methods

During the maintenance period, the apple taro does not need to be pruned frequently. During the growing season, some overgrown branches and some diseased and weak branches can be cut off to avoid consuming too much nutrients.

Apple arrowroot cultivation precautions

During the cultivation period of apple taro, you need to pay attention to the need for a good ventilation environment to avoid a large number of diseases and pests. In addition, you need to provide proper shade in hot weather to avoid the formation of yellow leaves. When watering, you need to do it in moderation to avoid water accumulation.