Julia has low requirements for light and strong negative resistance. She is afraid of strong light and can't be exposed to the sun. The suitable growth temperature is between 15~25. If it is winter, don't let it drop below 5. It has low requirements for soil and can generally grow in loose, fertile and slightly acidic sandy soil.

How to raise Julia?

When planting Julia, the soil should be soft to facilitate drainage. Water frequently during the growing period and replenish water every two or three days. In addition, it has certain low temperature resistance, but it should be managed indoors in winter to avoid frostbite.

Julia reading.

Julia doesn't need much water, but she needs to keep the soil moist at all times. You can often sprinkle water on its leaves to increase humidity, which will help its buds grow into new leaves. The amount of watering in autumn can be reduced appropriately.

Julia's fertilization process

Before Julia planted it, the rotten leaves could be used as base fertilizer. All seasons grow vigorously except winter. Diluted fertilizer and water should be applied once a week. If it is severe winter, fertilization should be stopped.

Julia's pest control

The control method of Julia's leaf spot disease is to spray carbendazim every 10- 15 days for 2-3 times in a row. The control method of scale insects is to keep the environment ventilated and illuminated to reduce the incidence. If scale insects are found to be harmful, they should be eradicated in time.

Julia's Family Support Act

-Julia's family farming needs loose and fertile sand, which can be slightly sour. Rotten leaves, peat and common garden soil can be mixed as subsoil. Usually, plants should be maintained in places with sufficient scattered light. In the hot weather in summer and autumn, don't let it go and be directly exposed to the sun, otherwise its growth rate will slow down. It is necessary to keep the soil in Julia Basin moist at all times. You can often water its leaves to increase humidity. You can moderately reduce watering after autumn. Sprinkle it with diluted fat water once a week. If it is severe winter, stop fertilizing.

A Julia maintenance precautions.

Julia can't be cultivated in a poorly ventilated room, which will lead to poor growth of her yellow leaves. Attention should be paid to keeping it in a place where the air can circulate freely, so that it can breathe fresh air and grow normally.