How to grow azalea well

1. Breeding conditions

1. Soil: Azalea grows best in slightly acidic soil with good ventilation and high nutrient content. Therefore, if you want to grow it well, you need to provide it with loose soil, rich in nutrients, and with a pH between 5.5-6.5.

2. Temperature: It likes warmth, and the best growth temperature is between 15-28℃, and it needs to be provided with such temperature conditions at ordinary times. In addition, it does not like the cold, so it needs to be moved indoors in winter and the room temperature should be maintained above 10℃.

3. Water: It likes humid conditions and needs frequent watering during the growing season to prevent it from lack of water. When the air is dry in summer, you need to spray some water mist on it to increase the humidity.

4. Light: Its growth requires the support of light, and it cannot be grown in a place that is too dark. However, when the light is strong in summer, measures need to be taken to provide shade.

2. Precautions

1. Apply fertilizer frequently and in small amounts. Its growth requires the support of nutrients, so it needs to be given some fertilizer regularly. However, the fertilizer needs to be diluted in advance when applying fertilizer to prevent overly concentrated fertilizer from burning its roots.

2. Deworm in time. During the growth process, it may be prone to some diseases and pests. Once it is discovered that timely spraying treatment is needed, it cannot be left unattended, otherwise it may cause large-scale plant death.