How to grow arrowroot

1. Lighting

When growing arrowroot, the intensity of light should be determined according to the density of cultivation. If the breeding density is relatively high, the light needs to be slightly stronger. In fact, the light it needs is not very strong. If the light in the breeding environment is too strong, it will easily fall over.

2. Temperature

The most suitable growth temperature for it is 20-28℃. If the growth temperature exceeds this suitable temperature, it will stop growing or even get diseased. However, if the temperature is too high in the summer, not only will the growth stop, but the number of pests will also increase accordingly.

3. Watering

The amount of watering also depends on the variety of arrowroot, but most arrowroots have relatively large water requirements. For some varieties with large and thin leaves, the amount of watering should be slightly larger than that of varieties with thick leaves.

4. Humidity

The air humidity for growing arrowroot should be maintained at 70-80%. The spring weather in the north is relatively dry. In order to make it germinate faster and better, it is necessary to maintain appropriate air humidity. There is no need to worry in summer and autumn, as the air humidity is generally within a certain range, but in winter, plastic film is needed to maintain moisture.