Cultivation methods and precautions for Euphorbia milii
Today, the editor introduces the knowledge of Euphorbia milii for home gardening, including its cultivation methods and precautions. Next, the editor will introduce accordingly.
There are many questions among Euphorbia milii enthusiasts, such as whether it is carcinogenic or toxic. In this article, let's take a look at the cultivation methods and precautions for Euphorbia milii, as well as issues of concern to flower enthusiasts, such as whether it is toxic or carcinogenic.
1. Cultivation methods of Euphorbia milii
First of all, enthusiasts should have confidence in Euphorbia milii. It is very easy to cultivate, light-loving, drought-resistant, cold-sensitive, and not moisture-resistant. Usual rough management is enough. Let's look at the specific cultivation methods of Euphorbia milii below.
(1) The maintenance environment is best in a well-lit place. It can be maintained outdoors. If the pot is small, it is necessary to shade during strong sunlight in summer. Sufficient lighting is an important condition for Euphorbia milii to bloom. Insufficient lighting may lead to few or no flowers.
(2) Soil: Enthusiasts with conditions can use humus soil mixed with one-third sand for planting. It is necessary to repot and change the soil every 2-3 years. Of course, other soils are also acceptable as it is not strict with soil requirements.
(3) Watering: Euphorbia milii is drought-resistant and afraid of moisture. Therefore, except in the hot summer, the potting soil should be slightly dry and avoid moisture. Too much and frequent watering can cause root rot, which is the key to successful cultivation of Euphorbia milii.
(4) Fertilization: During the growing season of spring and autumn, it can be fertilized with a mixed fertilizer of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium 2-3 times.
(5) Ventilation: Ventilation is an important condition for any plant, and Euphorbia milii is no exception.
2. Precautions
(1) As Euphorbia milii belongs to the upright vines, the branches may easily fall over when they grow tall. They can be supported by tying them with bamboo sticks or other materials, or a bamboo frame can be set up to shape various landscapes, such as spherical or animal shapes, which can be more interesting and ornamental.
(2) The rumor about Euphorbia milii causing cancer is not scientific. At least there is no scientific evidence so far that Euphorbia milii can release carcinogenic substances. If it could really cause cancer, it would have been banned long ago.
(3) The toxicity of Euphorbia milii: Euphorbia milii is indeed toxic, but only if the white latex secreted from the wounded part of the plant is ingested. If not ingested, it will not cause poisoning.
(4) Since Euphorbia milii prefers a warm environment, the temperature in winter should not be lower than 12℃.
The above sharing of the specific content of the cultivation methods and precautions for Euphorbia milii is for everyone's reference and operation.