How to raise Hylocereus truncatus? Breeding methods and precautions of Hylocereus truncatus

Opuntia oxypetalum, also known as dragon bone flower, is a species of cactus plant and a fleshy climbing shrub. It has strong vitality and high ornamental value. It can be planted in gardens and scenic areas and can also be made into potted plants and cultivated indoors. However, there are some methods and techniques for cultivating Opuntia oxypetalum. If you still don’t know how to cultivate it, you can take a look at the following detailed introduction to its cultivation methods and precautions.

How to raise Hylocereus truncatus? How to raise Hylocereus truncatus

1. The Oxyphylla is known as the lazy flower. It is a green succulent plant that is particularly easy to grow. It is drought- and sun-resistant, but not moisture-resistant, so it cannot be watered frequently during the cultivation period. If the soil in the flowerpot is overly moist, its roots will rot and easily cause death. Especially after the cold winter weather, it will enter a dormant period, and watering must be stopped at this time.

2. The Ophiopogon japonicus does not have too many requirements for the soil during cultivation. As long as the soil is loose and fertile, it can grow normally after planting Liang Tianchi. However, when it enters the growing season after planting, it is necessary to add fertilizer in time. Under normal circumstances, top dressing should be done every 15 to 20 days. It is best to choose a nutritionally balanced compound fertilizer, but the concentration of the fertilizer should not be too high during top dressing, otherwise it will cause its roots to rot.

Precautions for breeding Hylocereus

1. When raising the Osmanthus fragrans, you must pay attention to providing it with a suitable breeding environment. Because this plant has a relatively high demand for sunlight during its growth process, it must be placed in a sunny environment. Especially when it is raised indoors, it should be placed by a window or on a balcony where sunlight can reach. Only in this way can it maintain good growth and vigorous vitality, and have a higher ornamental value.

2. When cultivating Hylocereus truncatula, you must also pay attention to the fact that there are many tiny hard thorns on the surface of this plant. If you accidentally touch it, it will pierce your skin. In addition, the white latex contained in this plant is poisonous. Do not let it come into contact with the skin, let alone get it into the eyes, otherwise it will cause poisoning and cause a variety of adverse reactions in the human body. In addition to paying attention to these, you must also pay attention to changing the pot in time when cultivating Hylocereus truncatula. It grows very fast and needs to be repotted once a year. After the plant grows up, it must be divided and repotted in time.