Dripping Guanyin is a common ornamental plant, deeply loved by people for its unique shape and bright colors. In daily life, the decorative effect of Dripping Guanyin is excellent, so it is widely used for interior decoration. However, Dripping Guanyin also requires certain growth environments and conditions during its growth process to ensure its healthy and robust growth. Next, this article will introduce you to the growth environment and conditions for Dripping Guanyin.
I. Light
Dripping Guanyin prefers a bright environment but cannot tolerate direct sunlight. It is suitable to be placed on a bright indoor windowsill to avoid excessive exposure.
II. Temperature
The suitable temperature range for Dripping Guanyin is between 15℃ and 25℃. It should avoid high temperature and high humidity in summer. If the temperature is too high, the plant will grow slowly, and in severe cases, it may lead to death.
III. Humidity
Dripping Guanyin grows in a semi-shaded and semi-sunny environment, likes a moist growth environment, but dislikes excessive moisture and waterlogging. In high summer temperatures, ventilation should be appropriately strengthened to maintain suitable humidity.
IV. Ventilation
Dripping Guanyin needs good air circulation, otherwise it will cause phenomena such as leaf wilting and rotting. Windows should be often opened to ensure indoor air circulation.
V. Soil
Dripping Guanyin needs to choose soil that is loose, breathable, and has good water retention. Generally, a mixed soil made from leaf mold, garden soil, and river sand can be used for planting.
VI. Fertilization
Dripping Guanyin needs regular fertilization, generally once a month. Fertilization can use organic or chemical fertilizers, but pay attention to applying the right amount to avoid excessive fertilization leading to phenomena such as loose and withered plants.
VII. Watering
Dripping Guanyin needs regular watering, but should avoid overwatering. Generally, watering frequency should be appropriately increased in summer and reduced in winter.
VIII. Pest and Disease Control
Dripping Guanyin is susceptible to pests and diseases such as powdery mildew, aphids, and spider mites. Regular pest and disease control work is necessary to ensure the healthy growth of the plant.
IX. Seedling Raising
Seedlings of Dripping Guanyin can be raised by sowing or stem cuttings. For sowing, high-quality seeds should be selected and covered with moist river sand. For stem cuttings, a more mature plant can be selected and inserted into moist river sand to grow.
X. Cultivation
Cultivation of Dripping Guanyin can be done in pots or in the ground. For pot cultivation, a deep and wide pot should be chosen to allow the plant to grow. For ground cultivation, weeds and poor soil should be removed first, then the mixed soil should be filled into the hole for planting.
XI. Pruning
Pruning Dripping Guanyin can promote the growth of the plant and make its shape more beautiful. Generally, regular pruning of leaves and branches is needed to avoid excessive growth leading to plant aging.
XII. Repotting
Repotting Dripping Guanyin can help the plant grow better and avoid poor growth caused by overly long roots. Generally, the best time for repotting is in spring or autumn each year.
XIII. Propagation
Dripping Guanyin can be propagated by division or cuttings. For division, the plant needs to be divided into several parts and replanted. For cuttings, relatively mature branches can be inserted into moist river sand to grow.
XIV. Maintenance
Dripping Guanyin requires regular maintenance, such as cleaning leaves, removing withered leaves, pruning branches, etc., to ensure the healthy growth of the plant.
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Dripping Guanyin is a common ornamental plant that requires certain growth environments and conditions to grow healthily and robustly. Choosing suitable light, temperature, and humidity, using good soil and fertilization, and regular watering and maintenance can help Dripping Guanyin grow better and maintain its excellent decorative effect.