How to Keep Flamingos

1. Maintain humidity

Flamingo is suitable for growing in a humid environment, so it needs to be watered in time, especially during the growth period. The plant requires a lot of water, so make sure there is enough water in the potting soil. However, you must control the amount of water when watering, and there should be no water left in the soil. You can use rainwater for watering at other times.

2. Suitable temperature

The room temperature suitable for its growth is about 20-25℃. When the temperature of the breeding environment is high, it should be cooled down quickly. When it is higher than 35℃, it is necessary to spray water appropriately to lower the temperature. In addition, the temperature during the winter must be above 15℃. When the room temperature is low, the leaves of the plant will turn yellow.

3. Nutritional supplement

April to October every year is its growing season. During this stage, the plant should be supplemented with nutrients in time, generally fertilizing once every 20 days or so. Before flowering, apply more potassium dihydrogen phosphate to make it bloom longer. If it is never fertilized, it will grow poorly.

4. Change the pot regularly

The plant needs to be repotted after a period of growth, usually every 1-2 years, and it is best to repot in early spring. In addition, when repotting, the roots should be trimmed appropriately. Some old and dead roots need to be cut off in time.