Rohdea japonica has a high requirement for breeding soil, which is suitable for fertile, loose, well-drained and humus-rich sandy soil.Just bought back because the evergreen has not yet adapted to the new environment, soil is easy to hurt roots, and so on to adapt to the new environment, and then change the soil.
The temperature must be well controlled. For the newly bought evergreen, it is best to control the ambient temperature between 20 and 38 degrees, which is the most suitable temperature for its growth and can make it adapt to the new environment more quickly.
Don't rush to let the newly bought evergreen go to bask in the sun to receive light.It is a semi-shade plant, which has little demand for light, and it is not adapted to the new environment, direct contact with light is easy to be sunburned, so it needs to be maintained in a shaded and ventilated place for a period of time, and then slowly contact with light.