How to take care of the newly bought clover

1. How to deal with the newly bought creeper

The newly bought clover may not adapt to the environment at home. It is best to give it a warm environment and gentle sunlight, but avoid direct sunlight during this period. The temperature must be warm without any extreme temperatures. If you are sowing seeds and planting them yourself, just give them a certain temperature and moisture, use softer nutrient soil, and loosen the soil during the germination process to prevent it from becoming compacted. It will germinate in about 10 days and can be divided into pots after germination.

2. Specific details of the handling measures

1. Soil: If you want to grow it at home, it is best to prepare loose, fertile and humus-rich nutrient soil. After sowing the clover seeds into the nutrient soil, cover it with a thin layer of soil. Well-ventilated and well-drained soil allows it to germinate and grow better.

2. Environment: The newly bought clover in a pot needs to be allowed to adapt to the environment at home. You can first place it in the living room to receive gentle sunlight and avoid direct sunlight. The ambient temperature should be around 20 degrees Celsius, and cooling measures should be taken in summer.

3. Watering: Don’t water it a lot when you just buy it. You can water it once a week or so. Do not allow water to accumulate in the soil to prevent root rot and leaf fall. It has strong resistance, so just water it normally after it starts growing.

4. Pests and diseases: Although clover has strong resistance to soil, it is very afraid of pests and diseases, especially when it has just moved to a new environment, it is easily infected by bacteria and viruses. When you just buy it, you can use anti-disease and antibacterial drugs such as Benomyl to prevent it. At the same time, you must pay attention to frequent ventilation to prevent diseases and pests.