Cultivation techniques of pink evergreen

Pink Dieffenbachia is a herbaceous plant with oval leaves, green edges and pink-white in the middle, so it is called Pink Dieffenbachia. Pink Dieffenbachia is a foliage plant that can be shaded and viewed in the summer. Some people may find that the leaves of the Pink Dieffenbachia they planted have turned yellow, which may be due to excessive exposure to the sun. So below we will introduce the cultivation method of Pink Dieffenbachia.

[Warning] Dieffenbachia: The flowers and leaves contain oxalic acid and asparagus, which can cause oral, throat, esophageal, and gastrointestinal tumors and even damage the vocal cords, causing people to become mute.

Cultivation method of pink evergreen

1. How to cultivate Dieffenbachia chinensis - fertilization

The pink daisy should be laid on a loose soil base, with a certain amount of perlite and wood whisker added. After mixing, it is more conducive to the growth of the pink daisy. If it is prepared with hydroponics instead of soil cultivation, the nutrient solution should be added to the pink daisy once a month, or the cost should be included every 2 months, so as to ensure the growth of the pink daisy. However, do not over-fertilize, or it will cause the pink daisy to over-reproduce and burn its roots.

2. How to grow pink evergreen - watering

Pink Dieffenbachia should be stored in a ventilated place. It can be arranged with other plants, but the density between the plants should be controlled, otherwise the leaves will turn yellow. Pink Dieffenbachia likes moist soil, so watering can ensure the healthy growth of Pink Dieffenbachia. In addition, Pink Dieffenbachia is not easy to rot, and watering more can also keep the leaves beautiful.