Cultivation methods and precautions of alum root

Farming methods

Light and temperature

Alum is relatively cold-resistant, likes sunlight and tolerates shade, and is very suitable for maintenance in a cool and semi-shaded place. In summer, avoid direct sunlight, provide adequate shade, and remember to keep ventilation. In winter, the alum root can be placed in a sunny place for maintenance. The alum root is cold-resistant and can grow at temperatures above -15℃.

Water and fertilizer management

When growing alum root, watering should be moderate. It does not like a too humid growing environment, so water it when the soil is dry and then water it after the surface of the soil is dry. In summer, you must control watering and make sure to water it thoroughly, which can promote the normal growth of the alum root. When cultivating alum roots, you should also pay attention to proper fertilization. In fact, alum roots will grow better in soil with less fertilizer, but they can also tolerate soil with higher fertilizer content. You can add more nitrogen fertilizer.

Reproduction method

The main methods of propagation of alum root are seed propagation and division propagation, and cutting propagation can also be used.

Precautions

Pest and disease control

Alumroot is a colorful leaf variety newly introduced in recent years. It is rarely found to have diseases and pests. However, during the maintenance process, you still need to pay attention to the health of the plant. You can spray some insecticides or carbendazim for sterilization and disinfection.

Watering precautions

Alum roots can be watered twice a week in summer, once a week in spring and autumn, and once every half a month in winter, or even not at all. Watering should be determined according to the needs of the plant. In addition, you can water in the afternoon in summer, and when the weather is cold in winter, you can water less in the morning on sunny days, but do not spray water on the core.