Peacock tail flower cultivation methods and techniques tutorial

Peacock's Tail Flower, also known as Peacock Arrowroot, is a beautiful foliage plant. This plant is native to tropical areas in Africa and America, and was later introduced to all parts of the world. It is the darling of the flower market and the favorite of many flower growers. However, not many people can really grow Peacock's Tail Flower well, because people do not understand its cultivation methods, and there are always problems in the cultivation process. Today, the editor will tell you specifically how to grow this plant.

1. Planting and propagation

When planting peacock's tail flower, you should choose nutrient soil that is a mixture of leaf mold and garden soil. This plant is usually propagated by division. It is best to choose division in late spring and early summer. When dividing, the peacock's tail flower subplants should retain five leaves and more roots, so that they can have a higher survival rate after planting.

2. Moisture and humidity

When raising peacock tail flowers, you must pay attention to the frequency and amount of watering, as well as the humidity of the breeding environment. You should water it moderately at ordinary times, and you cannot let the potting soil dry out, nor allow water to accumulate in the pot. Especially after winter, you must strictly control the water, otherwise it will not be able to safely survive the winter. In addition, peacock tail flowers like a high humidity environment, and the surrounding humidity should be above 70%. When the air is dry, spray water on the leaves in time.

3. Temperature and light

Temperature and light are also two important conditions for growing peacock tail flowers. It grows fastest when the outside temperature is between 18 and 25 degrees. When the outside temperature exceeds 35 degrees, it will stop growing. It will also enter a semi-dormant state when it enters the cold weather in winter. In addition, peacock tail flowers are shade-tolerant. They can be placed indoors or on a sunny windowsill. However, they must be shaded in the summer. However, they cannot be placed in an environment without sunlight for a long time, otherwise their leaves will lose their luster.