Brazil iron likes warm and sunny environment, which is more resistant to shade and cold, but also afraid of the sun. Therefore, when breeding, it should be placed near the balcony where there is sufficient sunlight or scattered light. The full absorption of light can make it carry out photosynthesis well, and the full growth of plants can make the air in the home fresh and breathe freely.
The suitable growth temperature of Brazilian iron is between 20-30 ℃, and the warm environment temperature can make it better for photosynthesis and respiration, which is full of vitality in the home.
Brazilian iron is suitable for sandy loam with loose, fertile soil and good drainage. When planting, it can ensure the normal drainage of Brazilian iron, greatly reduce the ponding of basin soil, prevent the occurrence of rotten roots, and also make it grow healthily.
Brazilian iron enjoys a warm and humid environment, so it is necessary to keep a high air humidity for breeding Brazilian iron. Do not allow water to accumulate, which will lead to root rot. At ordinary times, the watering should not be too much, and the basin soil should be dried thoroughly before pouring.
When it comes to winter, when the temperature drops to 13 ℃, it will enter the dormancy period. At this time, watering should be reduced appropriately to keep the basin soil wet and dry; if the basin soil is too wet for a long time, it will lead to rotten roots and death of plants.
The requirement of Brazilian iron on fertilization is not high. During the regrowth period of young plants, thin liquid fertilizer is applied once every 15 days; during the growth period of formed plants, fertilization can be applied once every 2 months. Fertilization should be based on P-K compound fertilizer, but more nitrogen can be applied.
