How to water Ji Qiuli and how to grow it to make it bloom

1. Watering method

Water it in moderation, just enough to water it thoroughly each time, but don't water it too much. Generally, watering should be done after the soil is dry. Keeping the cultivation soil slightly moist is more conducive to plant growth. Spring and autumn are its peak growing seasons, and watering is usually required once a week. The temperature is high in midsummer and the plants will temporarily go dormant, so you should water them less or stop watering temporarily. Pay attention to water control even in severe winter, and stop watering when the temperature drops below 0℃.

2. Watering precautions

1. Water accumulation: The cultivated soil should not be too moist, and no excess water should be produced. Some flower lovers grow flowers outdoors. They should pay attention to sheltering them from rain and drain them cleanly if they are exposed to rain.

2. Frequency: It is best not to fix the watering frequency during the breeding period. It is best to determine the watering time according to the local climate. Do not water when the soil is not dry.

3. Methods of breeding pots

If you want the genus Ji Qiuli to bloom, you must place it in a place with sufficient light and a large enough temperature difference between day and night, but do not expose it to too strong sunlight. When dead and yellow leaves are found, they should be trimmed in time, and branches and leaves that are too dense should also be thinned out to avoid wasting nutrients in the soil.