1. Soil: the substrate for its cultivation can be a little fluffy. As we commonly use, we can use the soil we usually see to add some saprophytic soil with nutrients and finer sand. You can also add some small stones to the bottom to help the extra water flow out.
2. Watering: it doesn't like too much water. Basically, it can be watered once every 7 to 10 days to keep the basin moist. In winter, if the temperature is low, make-up water can be reduced. When the soil is dry, make-up water. In midsummer, you need to spray water around it and on the ground, which can add water to the leaves.
3. Light: it's better to put it in the living room for maintenance, and you can see the light under certain conditions. But in summer, it can be placed behind the curtains to block the sun, so as to avoid sunburn. Its suitable growth temperature is between 20 ℃ and 30 ℃.
4. Fertilization: it is a plant that doesn't like fertilizer very much, so it can be diluted with water once every 20 days when it grows vigorously. When the weather is cold, there is no need to apply fertilizer, because at this time, the plant growth is very slow and can not absorb fertilizer. It usually blooms in summer, so you can apply fertilizer once before it blooms.
