How to grow the Weeping Guanyin? How to grow the Weeping Guanyin

The Weeping Goddess of Mercy, also known as the Buddha's Hand Lotus or the Weeping Water Lotus, is a beautiful ornamental plant that many families like to grow, but some people can never grow it well. So how should the Weeping Goddess of Mercy be grown? Today I will give a detailed introduction to its cultivation method. Friends who like to grow the Weeping Goddess of Mercy can study it carefully.

How to grow the Weeping Guanyin? How to grow the Weeping Guanyin

1. Temperature and light conditions for growing dripping guanyin

The plant of Weeping Guanyin likes a warm environment. It grows fastest when the temperature is around 25 degrees. In winter, as long as it is not placed in an environment below 5 degrees, it can safely survive the winter. Weeping Guanyin likes a semi-shaded environment when it is cultivated. It cannot be placed in strong light. It should be shaded between May and September each year, and placed in the sun at other times.

2. Fertilizer and water management of Dripping Guanyin

The Weeping Goddess of Mercy is a green plant with large leaves. It consumes a lot of water and is very afraid of drought. Therefore, the water supply should be guaranteed during its growth period, especially when the outside temperature is high. In winter, its growth slows down and the water supply should be reduced. In addition, the Weeping Goddess of Mercy is also a fertilizer-loving plant. Usually, nitrogen fertilizer should be applied every ten days to allow it to grow vigorously.

3. Precautions for breeding Weeping Guanyin

When raising the Weeping Goddess of Water, there is one thing you need to pay attention to, that is, this plant is poisonous. The white juice in its stem is very toxic. It will cause poisoning if it comes into contact with the skin or is accidentally ingested. The most obvious symptom is discomfort in the throat and mouth, as well as stomach pain. Therefore, you should avoid excessive contact with it.