How to raise black magic master in winter

1. Breeding methods

1. Temperature:

First of all, if you want to raise Black Magic, the temperature cannot be too low, otherwise it will not survive. Therefore, when raising Black Magic, our home environment should not be lower than 10 degrees. If there are really no such conditions but you really want to raise it, then don't let it be lower than -5 degrees to ensure its survival.

2. Watering:

If you want the Black Magic Plant to survive in a relatively low temperature environment, then water is particularly important. If the temperature is relatively comfortable and warm, you can maintain a normal watering frequency, but if the temperature is relatively cold, you must make sure not to water it too much.

3. Pot soil:

When raising plants in winter, you must pay attention to the potting soil. Try to choose pots and soil with good drainage and air permeability. You can mix some wood ash into the potting soil.

4. Fertilization:

Black Magic basically needs to be top-dressed once a month, and this frequency should be maintained even in winter. Try to choose fertilizers specially used for succulent plants. Do not use too much fertilizer, otherwise it will easily cause the roots and stems of Black Magic to age.

5. Lighting:

In winter, you need to provide them with a high-quality light environment and let them grow under sufficient light. If you want the sunlight to shine evenly on the plants, you can choose to rotate the flower pots once every period of time. This will allow the plants in the pots to receive light evenly and effectively prevent the phenomenon of poor development of the plants in winter.

2. Precautions

In addition, it is also very susceptible to damage from diseases. For example, diseases like the black weevil can affect its overall lifespan. At this time, you should choose some sprays to treat it. In winter, you should try to protect the black magic master from the cold. It would be best if there is heating in your home, which will allow the black magic master to safely spend a cold winter.