How to grow Hawaiian coconut

1. Breeding environment

1. Light: It is a very shade-tolerant plant and can still grow normally even if placed in the shade for one or two months. But if placed in strong light, the leaves will be sunburned. If you want to give it some light, you can put it in a place where it can get some sunlight.

2. Watering: Water the plant regularly to keep the soil moist. Especially during the growing season, water frequently, but avoid water accumulation, otherwise the roots will rot. Control water in winter and add water when the soil is slightly dry.

3. Fertilization: Fertilize frequently during the growing season, and apply nitrogen fertilizer once a month. Apply phosphorus fertilizer once in September in autumn, which will be more conducive to wintering. Stop applying fertilizer in winter to avoid fertilizer damage.

4. Temperature: The suitable temperature for its growth is about 20 degrees, and it has poor cold resistance. The temperature in winter must be above 10 degrees so as not to affect growth, and the minimum must not be lower than 5 degrees, otherwise it will cause frostbite.

2. Breeding Methods

Its propagation is usually carried out through sowing and division. If you use the sowing method, you must be careful to plant them immediately after harvesting. Do not leave them for too long. After planting, provide an environment of about 25 degrees and they will germinate in three or four months. If you use the division method, you can do it in spring. Try to avoid damaging the roots when cutting, otherwise it will affect recovery.