Cultivation methods and precautions of harp leaf coral

The temperature that harp leaf coral prefers

Lyr leaf coral likes high temperature environment, so it is best to maintain a temperature of 26~28 degrees. The temperature in this range is the most suitable temperature for the growth of lyr leaf coral. However, lyr leaf coral is not cold-resistant and needs to maintain a temperature above 12 degrees during the winter, otherwise there is a risk of frostbite and freezing to death. Therefore, flower lovers in the north should be cautious if they want to grow harp coral!

The soil that lyreleaf coral likes

Acidic, sandy, loose, fertile soil rich in organic matter. If you break it down one by one, I wonder if you can see it a little more clearly?

The water that harp leaf coral likes

Lyreleaf coral likes a humid environment and is very afraid of drought, so if you are from the north, you can ignore this plant for the time being. However, liking a humid environment does not mean that it will like waterlogging, so you must pay attention to the use of flower pots and soil to make sure they are loose and breathable.

The sunlight that harp leaf coral likes

Warm and dry, with plenty of sunshine, so remember to find a shaded place for the harp leaf coral at noon in summer. Even if you like sunshine, you don’t want to be exposed to the scorching sun, otherwise you will get sunburned.

How does the coral reproduce?

Lyreleaf coral is generally propagated by cuttings, usually in spring.