Cultivation methods and precautions of cat's eye arrowroot

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: It is suitable for growing in soil with a relatively sparse texture. The soil must not be too sticky, otherwise it will be difficult for it to drain. Air permeability also needs to be considered. You can buy special planting soil, or you can mix it yourself at home. Using leaf mold mixed with coarse sand can meet the growth needs.

2. Light: It is suitable to grow in semi-shade under normal circumstances, but the importance of sunlight cannot be ignored. If there is no exposure to light for a period of time, the growth of the plant will become weaker and the black spots on the leaves will disappear. However, when exposed to sunlight, it cannot be exposed to the sun for a long time, otherwise the leaves will easily be burned.

3. Watering: This aspect is also very important. When the growth is vigorous, watering is needed in time, but the amount of watering needs to be controlled. If you water too much, water will easily accumulate in the pot and cause root rot.

2. Precautions

Although it has relatively strong resistance and is less likely to be attacked by insects, it may cause pests such as red spider mites, scale insects and aphids during planting due to negligence in management or uncontrolled factors.