Methods and precautions for growing taro

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1. Adequate astigmatism

2. Application of water and fertilizer

3. Suitable temperature

4. Soil preparation

5. Things to note

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Synthetic taro is suitable for growing in semi-shade. Only by maintaining sufficient astigmatism can it grow vigorously. During the growth period, taro can be watered every two or three days, and once a day in summer. During the period of vigorous growth, apply secondary fertilizer every half month and apply light fertilizer. Try to keep the temperature around 15-25℃, and keep warm in winter. Provide fertile, loose and permeable soil, which can be prepared from sand, garden soil, and leaf mold soil. Note that taro prefers a high-humidity environment, so be sure to spray water appropriately.

1. Adequate astigmatism

1. Adequate astigmatism

The fruit taro is suitable for growing in a semi-shady environment and has strong adaptability to light. It likes to grow in an astigmatic environment. Only by maintaining Sufficient scattered light can promote vigorous growth and promote normal photosynthesis. If grown in a place with poor sunlight for a long time, the leaves will be dull and the growth will be weak.

2. Application of water and fertilizer

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The taro is a plant that likes moisture and is suitable for growing in a humid and warm environment. During the growth period, it can be watered every two or three days. In summer, evaporation is strong, so it can be watered once a day to keep the pot soil moist. Keep it moist. The application of nutrients is also very important. You can choose to apply fertilizer every half a month during the period of vigorous growth. Light fertilizer should be applied and thick fertilizer should not be used.

3. Suitable temperature

It is suitable for growing in a warm environment. The temperature should be kept at about 15-25℃. It grows well within this range. It is necessary to keep warm in winter, and the temperature needs to be controlled at least above 5°C to avoid frostbite and ensure that the fruit taro can survive the winter safely.

4. Soil preparation

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Soil conditions are the basis for growth. It is necessary to provide fertile, loose, and permeable soil. It can be prepared with sand, garden soil, and leaf mold soil to maintain good drainage. Only such soil can be conducive to growth.

5. Precautions

The taro likes a high-humidity environment, so it is necessary to spray water appropriately during growth to maintain high air humidity.

2. Application of water and fertilizer

3. Suitable temperature

4. Soil preparation

5. Things to note

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