Lupin cultivation methods and precautions

1. Maintenance conditions

1. Soil: It has relatively high requirements on soil quality and is suitable for cultivation in slightly acidic soil. It is better to use loose and breathable soil. You can choose a fertile soil mixed with garden soil and river sand for cultivation, which will be more conducive to its absorption of nutrients.

2. Repotting: When repotting, use a deeper flowerpot and trim off its dead leaves, old leaves and other unhealthy leaves. Using a deeper flowerpot is more conducive to the growth of its roots.

3. Watering: Relatively speaking, its demand for water is not very high. Just water it once the soil becomes dry. Be careful not to allow water to accumulate, as excessive watering will affect its normal growth.

4. Light: It is better to grow it in a place with good light, but when the sun is strong, it is necessary to provide shade, otherwise the plant will be sunburned. It is best to place it in a balcony or other place so that it can receive sufficient and warm light.

2. Precautions

It is relatively cold-resistant, and the temperature during the winter must be kept above 5℃. Only in this way can it survive the winter safely. After the beginning of winter, it should be moved indoors as soon as possible. It is prone to frostbite if kept outdoors.