1. Soil: Luffa is very good for cultivation, and there is not much demand for soil. Generally, the open space, shrub and field in the home can be planted.
2. Water: it needs more water, especially during the growth period. During watering, it must be thoroughly watered, not every time, or it will affect its growth.
3. Nutrients: before watering, you can evenly sprinkle some urea around it, sprinkle fertilizer and then water it, so as to promote its absorption of nutrients.
4. Light: it is suitable for full-time lighting. It has a great demand for light. Sufficient light will make its branches and leaves grow vigorously. Especially in the flowering period, enough light can make the loofah grow bigger and straighter.
1. Pruning: prune the withered and yellow stems and leaves, and remove the overgrown flowers during the flowering period, so as to avoid the stem and leaves of Luffa due to too much growth.
2. Reproduction: generally, seeds are used for reproduction. Select robust seeds, soak them in water, and then bury them in the soil. Then cover it with a film, and it will grow into a sprout in about a week.
1. Stem blight: this kind of disease is caused by weak light in overcast days, and can not be exposed to the sun. Spray it with the application of confirmed power and water absorption to prevent the occurrence of stem blight.
2. Flower head rot: when planting loofah flower, you may encounter the symptom of flower head rot. the flower head rot is due to the lack of nutrients in the soil layer, which can be evenly spread on the soil with calcium fertilizer. Loosen the soil to make it fully absorb nutrients.
1. Whether it can rain: it can rain, because it needs a lot of water, and sufficient water can better promote its growth. But in the heavy rain, and accompanied by strong winds, we should pay attention to the shelter, to avoid breaking the roots.
2. Will it bear fruit? When it has flowers, it can bear fruit, and fruit is also a very common vegetable, which can be eaten
