1. After the flower withers, there will be residual flowers on the flower branch. You can remove it first, do not continue to remain on it, then trim the flower branch, and leave a part under it. During this period of time, the fertilizer can be applied normally, the water supply will be gradually reduced, and excessive watering is not allowed to prevent water accumulation.
2. When the winter is approaching, the part left on the ground will wither, and this part can be cut off. Then dig out the seed ball and cover it with wet sand. If you don't want to dig it out, you can also leave it in a flowerpot, spray some water every other time, store it in a cool and ventilated place, and then plant it next year.
1. When the main pole is dry and yellow, dig out the seed ball. Don't rush to deal with it first. Put the seed ball in the ventilated place for 1-2 days. When the surrounding soil is dry, remove the old soil, trim the residual root, and break the child ball off the mother ball
2. Peel the scales off the ball, and then they can be directly planted in the basin soil. It doesn't need to be too deep, just bury about 6cm, but it should be done indoors to ensure the surrounding temperature.
