Taro, Stellera, taro, taro, taro, taro, taro, taro, taro, tianmeng, Taiwan people call it the grandaunt taro. It also has a common name, Dishui Guanyin.
Konjac flower is a large perennial evergreen herb of Araceae. Like high temperature, humidity, shade resistance, not strong wind, not strong light, suitable for large pot cultivation, very vigorous growth, spectacular, tropical atmosphere.
Taro flowers are evergreen herbs. The stem is thick, the skin is brown, and the leaves are big as taro. It is similar to the elephant's ears, so it is also known as taro. Konjac is a large-scale foliage plant that likes shade, and the south is mostly suitable for garden cultivation.
White taro to students and friends, flower language is youthful vitality; yellow taro to best friends, flower language is noble friendship; orange red taro symbolizes love, please give it to the person you like, because its flower language is I like you. The shape of konjac is simple and pure, and the white konjac is fresh and soft. Konjac flower language is very beautiful, is pure, happy, beautiful, pure love. The taro itself also represents sincerity, simplicity, purity and beauty.
Soil: konjac can be cultivated in nutrient soil composed of rotten leaf soil, peat soil, river sand and a small amount of retting cake fertilizer. Generally, the basin is changed once a year in spring, and the basin soil can be loosened once a month to keep it in a good state of permeability.
Fertilizer application: the taro prefers fertilizer. From March to October, the liquid fertilizer should be applied every half a month, especially the amount of nitrogen fertilizer should be increased, so that the leaves will grow as large as lotus leaves, bright and clean. Stop applying fertilizer when the temperature is lower than 15 ℃.
Temperature: the growth temperature of konjac is 20-30 ℃, the lowest temperature is 8 ℃. In the high temperature of summer, as long as the soil is kept moist, water is often sprayed and shaded, it can still grow normally, and the room temperature in winter can not be lower than 5 ℃.
Light: taro is a shade tolerant plant that likes semi shade environment. It should be placed in an environment that can both shade and ventilate. It should not be exposed to the sun in case of large area of burn.
Watering: konjac is particularly wet. In the growing season, not only the pot soil is required to be wet, but also the air humidity is required to be no less than 60%. In summer, water spraying should be strengthened to create a relatively cool and humid environment for it. The potted taro placed in the indoor air-conditioning hall should not only ensure that the potted soil is wet, but also spray water on the leaves from time to time. If the room temperature can not reach 15 ℃ in winter, the watering should be controlled, otherwise it will easily lead to rotten roots. In general, spraying warm water once a week can keep the leaves green.
