Cultivation methods and precautions of fairy finger

The fairy finger has a fiery red color and a unique petal shape. It is very common on the streets and in green belts. Now many people have begun to grow fairy fingers themselves. For novice growers, what should they pay attention to when growing fairy fingers? Let's learn about it together.

How to cultivate fairy finger

1. Cultivation method of fairy finger - sowing

Fairy fingers can be sown with seeds. They are sown in the soil in spring and will bloom in autumn. If you want them to bloom earlier, you can sow them in the soil after the Chinese New Year. When the weather is not too cold after the Chinese New Year, you should keep them in the greenhouse and wait for them to germinate slowly. Generally, the seeds will sprout into seedlings about 8 days after sowing.

2. Cultivation method of fairy finger - cutting

The cactus finger is chosen for cuttings in March or September. The cuttings are suitable for cuttings with tender branches. Cuttings are made after removing the top buds. In this way, the cactus finger is easier to root after cutting. In summer, because the temperature is high and the climate is dry, proper attention should be paid to shading and cooling operations. In this way, the cactus finger will take root and grow better after cutting, and it will be able to grow healthily after about half a month.

3. How to cultivate the fairy finger - soil

The soil requirements of the fairy finger are very high. It must be planted in slightly acidic soil to ensure its effective growth. The soil must be loose, fertile, and well-drained.