Milan breeding methods and precautions

1. Breeding methods

1. Water: Appropriate water is needed to keep the soil in the pot slightly moist, and no excess water should be accumulated.

2. Fertilization: Milan needs sufficient fertilizer to grow, and apply thin fertilizer once a week.

3. Repotting: When Milan has been growing for 1-2 years, the potting soil should be replaced to help it grow stronger.

4. Light: Make sure it has sufficient light. Giving it more than 10 hours of light a day can ensure that it can grow normally.

5. Temperature: The temperature in the north must be above 10℃ in winter so that it can survive the winter safely. If the temperature is too low, it will be frozen.

2. Precautions

Milan grows relatively fast and its branches grow vigorously, so it needs to be pruned in time. Just shorten the branches that exceed the branch shape. After the growth is large, you need to thin out the inner branches in time to ensure internal ventilation and light. During maintenance, be sure to ensure that it has sufficient light. Insufficient light will affect its growth and flowering.