Needs:

Light: Although the best light for this light plant is perfect, it can also be maintained in half the shade of the sun.

Temperature: The best temperature for keeping colors is 21-18 degrees centigrade.

Irrigation: Let the soil level of the pot become dry during the two irrigation intervals.

Moisture: Moisture plant is a duster, twice a week in the summer and in the winter once a week. In hot and dry days of summer, more dust is recommended.

Nutrition: Food for ornamental plants is recommended for artificial nutrition once a week in the spring and summer, especially with the appearance of fruit.

Suitable soil: Compost with strong food is the best environment for root development of this plant.

Changing the pot: Replacing the pot is required twice. The first time 3 months after planting the cushion in the pot and the second one a year after the first change, do not select a large pot and notice that the potting soil should be quite light. Wearing rubber gloves at the time of changing the pot is necessary because of sharp edges around the leaves.

Clean the leaves: Clean the leaves with wet feet or sponge. Note that the chemical shine does not block the stomata. By combining lemon juice with water, half of the leaves can be brushed and cleaned.

Duplication: Separate the spring shed, root the squirrels in light soil at a temperature of 24 to 27 ° C. Or rooting the crown of the fruit.

Growth method: The plant appears after drying, and, instead, new buds called Pajush or Peyah appear from the shrub. With the advent of parasites, and a few days after the onset of the wilt of the mother plant, remove the plant from the pot and slowly pour the sole with a sharp knife from the mother and planted in a smaller pot and irrigated. It can also be rooted up and then sown with the crown of the fruit and planting it in soil or in water.

Complications and treatment:

The growth of the plant stops, and there is no flower and fruit: either it is cold to transfer the pot to a warmer place or require artificial nutrition. Act as directed.

The leaves are yellow and brown spots are found on the underside: the agent is a pest. Once a week, spray insecticide poison with an insecticide poison so that symptoms can be overcome.

The tips of the leaves are brown and dry: either the air is very dry or the plant is dehydrated. If necessary, irrigate and dust the pot.

The leaves have lost their color: light is not enough or artificial food is needed. Visit the conditions to bring the plant to a brighter place or feed on the order.

The leaves are dry, wrinkles and tubes: the air is cold and the plant is thirsty. Transfer the plant to a warmer place and irrigate.

The leaves are wrinkled and brown: the air is very hot, the plant is brought to a cooler place, do not forget the dust.

Burned spots are observed in the middle of the leaf: dust was carried out in the sun. The plant needs moisture but do not dust it in the sun. Remove the missing leaves with a sharp knife (do not forget to wear gloves, the leaves are sharp)

Leaves have been rusty: Do not use chemical shine, cloth or wet sponge to keep the leaves clean.

Fruits appear, but the leaves are drying up: it's quite natural, the squirrels will appear and grow from now on. After the native plant is removed, remove the pods and transfer each one to a smaller pot.

The plant begins to rot from the base of the leaves and leaves leaves: excessive irrigation has taken place. Let the soil level of the pot be dried at intervals between two irrigation and then irrigate. In the winter once a week, once a week, enough watering is sufficient