How to raise Silver Queen

1. Breeding environment

1. Temperature: Silver Queen is a colorful foliage plant of the family Lycopodiella, and it requires a warm environment to grow. When breeding in the north, the winter temperature should be kept at around 10 degrees. Be careful not to drop below 5 degrees, otherwise it will have an adverse effect on growth.

2. Light: Silver Queen likes a shady environment, but it cannot be without light for a long time. The light should not be too strong. It is best to place it in a place with scattered light.

3. Water: Its growth requires slightly moist soil, not too dry and not with waterlogging. If it is slightly moist, it can adapt normally.

4. Fertilization: Silver Queen is not too strict about fertilizer requirements. During maintenance, giving it a very thin liquid fertilizer once every half a month can meet its growth needs.

2. Precautions

When caring for the Silver Queen, you must be careful because the juice in its body contains certain toxins. Be careful not to touch the plant when pruning or maintaining it, especially if there are young children or pets at home.

3. Pinching

Its leaves will turn yellow as they grow. If it is a small amount, it means it is normal renewal and you can just pick them off. If it grows too tall, you need to pinch it or cut off the tall plants and re-graft them. This will promote the buds at the bottom to sprout again, keeping the column low and more beautiful.