Cultivation techniques of Euphorbia milii

Although the appearance of the Euphorbia paniculata is very similar to the lotus, it is not actually a true lotus variety. The Euphorbia paniculata is a member of the cactus family, with a very beautiful flower shape and bright colors. The beautiful Euphorbia paniculata is worth planting and maintaining. The following is an introduction to the cultivation method of Euphorbia paniculata.

Cultivation method of Euphorbia pulcherrima

1. How to grow Euphorbia milii - repotting

Basically, the Euphorbia paniculata needs to be repotted once every two years , but the best time to repot is in spring or autumn. Secondly, when repotting, you should choose relatively good sandy soil, and then add some nutrient soil. The nutrient soil can be leaf mold or something like that.

2. Cultivation method of Euphorbia milii - fertilization and water

Fertilizer and water management of Euphorbia milii requires extra attention. It is best to fertilize every ten days or so during the growth process. Remember to use thin fertilizers. When flower buds appear, you can increase the intensity of fertilization, which will help the flowers grow as quickly as possible. When fertilizing, water and loosen the soil, so that the fertilizer and water can be evenly distributed without accumulating in one place and causing partial burning of the seedlings. There should be no water accumulation in the pot, otherwise there will be root rot. Watering should be appropriate.

3. Cultivation method of Euphorbia obesa - temperature

The temperature of Euphorbia pulcherrima is its growth habit. It prefers plenty of sunlight and is not afraid of severe cold. It can grow in an environment of about ten degrees in winter. Too high a temperature is not suitable for the growth of Euphorbia pulcherrima .