Breeding methods and precautions of Million Bells

1. Breeding methods

1. Light: Although this plant can grow normally in a semi-shaded environment, it will grow very well if the sunlight conditions are adequate. It cannot stay in a place without light for a long time. It should stay in a dark place for a while and then be moved to a bright place for maintenance.

2. Watering: Determine the frequency of watering according to the actual situation of the potting soil. When the growth is more vigorous, you need to add water in time to ensure that the plant does not lack water. You also need to use a small spray bottle to spray water on the leaves in time. However, you cannot do it too frequently or in excessive amounts, as this will easily cause the lower leaves to turn yellow, and in severe cases the entire plant may die.

3. Temperature: It has strong vitality and grows well in the range of 15 to 30 degrees Celsius. It can withstand a high temperature of 35 degrees in summer and a low temperature of zero degrees in winter.

2. Precautions

When the seedlings grow to 6 to 8 cm, the tops need to be removed to facilitate their later growth.