1. Soil: Prepare loose, breathable and well-drained soil for calamus. 2. Planting: Add base fertilizer to the soil and put the plants into the soil. 3. Moisture: When the climate is hot, water can be watered every 2 days. At other times, wait until the soil dries up before replenishing water. 4. Lighting: Place it in a place with scattered sunlight.

How to plant calamus

1. Prepare soil

Calamus likes to grow in loose, sandy loam rich in humus. You can use garden soil, perlite, river Sand is mixed and prepared, and calamus grows quickly, so the potting soil needs to be changed every year according to the size of the plant. When changing the soil, half of the old soil can be retained.

2. Planting method

When planting calamus, add sufficient organic fertilizer to the soil to increase soil fertility, then plant the seedlings into the soil and cover them with a layer Soil, water the calamus roots with a water bottle to keep the soil moist.

3. Watering conditions

Calamus is not drought-tolerant and has a high demand for water. The soil should be kept moist during breeding, and the number of waterings can be increased in summer, every day. After watering once, spray water mist on the calamus leaves and the air.

4. Light requirements

Calamus likes shade and does not have high light requirements. During the breeding process, it should be placed in a semi-shady place to allow the plant to receive soft light. If it grows Putting calamus in strong light for a long time will cause the stems and leaves to wither and die.