1. Soil: the loose and well drained soil is used for nourishing diyulu.
2. Light: give sufficient light during its growth, but not be exposed to strong light. If it is in a shaded growth environment for a long time, the plant will become very loose, the leaves will be very long and thin, and the leaves will be fuller and more transparent after receiving sufficient light.
3. Watering: diyulu likes the humid growing environment. The principle of not drying but not watering should be mastered. The amount of watering should be well controlled and no water can be accumulated. When the temperature is high in summer or the weather is relatively dry, spray water around the plant properly to improve the air humidity..
1. Branch propagation: select the young plants next to the mother plant in the peak growth period. If there is no root system, it is necessary to air for 1-2 days first, and then plant after the incision is dry. Do not water too much after planting, and maintain normally after the root system grows.
2. Leaf cutting propagation: select full leaves, cut them in the substrate, and ensure that the substrate is moist, it will take root and sprout, and then it can be planted after the buds grow up..
1. The common disease of diyulu is rotten root disease, which is mainly caused by water accumulated in the soil and poor air permeability. Therefore, it is necessary to improve the planting environment, avoid water accumulation, and replace the basin in time to cut off the rotten root system.
2. The common pest is the root mealybug, which can disinfect the soil before planting and add some insecticides properly.
