Breeding methods and techniques of Euphorbia pulcherrima

The appearance of the Euphorbia cerifera is similar to that of a rooster's comb. It contains white latex, which is toxic. If it enters the mouth or eyes, it will cause poisoning and blindness. The stems and leaves of the Euphorbia cerifera are green, but they will turn yellow-brown as the cultivation time increases. Let's take a look at the cultivation methods of Euphorbia cerifera .

How to cultivate Euphorbia

1. Breeding method of Euphorbia pulcherrima

The Euphorbia tricolor should be planted in May or June. After selecting the branches for the scion, dry them and put them in the soil. Keep the temperature at about 20 degrees. After 50 days, the Euphorbia tricolor will begin to take root. Pay attention to ventilation and shade in summer. When planting Euphorbia tricolor in summer, pay attention to shading and ventilation.

2. Reasons why Euphorbia paniculata leaves fall off

First : The reason why the Euphorbia tridentata loses leaves is because of too much fertilizer. The leaves will turn yellow and fall off. If the leaves are growing healthier, they will be shiny. If too much fertilizer is applied, the entire nutritional structure will be destroyed, and the leaves will fall off due to overnutrition and unable to withstand it.

Second : The Euphorbia tridentata may also be caused by lack of water. Long-term lack of watering will cause the leaves to fall off. More often, although it may be watered, the roots are not watered, and the roots cannot absorb water, causing the leaves to fall off.

3. Management methods of Kylin Palm

Euphorbia tridentata needs sufficient light protection. Sufficient light ensures the healthy growth of the stems and leaves of Euphorbia tridentata . In winter, Euphorbia tridentata will begin to hibernate, but basic photosynthesis is also basic, so it is even more dependent on sunlight, otherwise the leaves will easily fall off.