1. Temperature: it is better to keep it in a warm environment. Generally speaking, between 15 and 30 degrees is OK, the requirements are not particularly strict. However, too cold environment will cause damage to it, once it encounters frost, it will die. In addition, the high temperature will affect its growth rate, so both should pay attention to
2. Light: manna has low requirement for sunshine, and it is sensitive to strong light. So, generally speaking, it's best to avoid the direct light in the semi overcast environment, especially in the summer
3. Watering: mannose likes to be wet. Wild manna will be distributed in wet places or near water. So we need to provide enough water to maintain it. However, a sufficient amount does not mean that water can be accumulated. If there is water, try to discharge it in time.
4. Fertilization: there is not much fertilizer needed for manna seeds. You can choose a place with good soil quality to plant, so you don't need topdressing.
1. Propagation: sowing method is available. After the seeds are collected, they can be well preserved. Then, when the spring falls between March and April, it can be taken out and sown. Generally speaking, it is common to adopt the method of "drill". After sowing, a thin layer of soil should be covered. After that, the temperature has to be between 20 degrees. In this way, the germination rate is still relatively high
2. Pruning: after the beginning of spring, its growth will be more vigorous. At this time, its leaves may appear more disorderly. May prune a part appropriately, may mainly choose those who are dry, as well as the more senile pruning, avoids the influence to transparence, also is easy to breed some insect pests.
1. Diseases: diseases with high incidence include "leaf blight", "anthrax", etc. From July to October, it is easier to happen. At the same time of spraying, we need to ventilate and control the density.
2. Pests: usually, pests are relatively uncommon. If there is not a large number of them, they can be removed directly by manual capture or borrowing tools.
1. Toxicity: Manna is non-toxic, and as a traditional Chinese medicine, its effect is good
2. Whether it can be raised at home: it is generally planted in a large area, not at home.
