What is the super popular potted plant lately? Take a quick look and see if you have one at home

The happiness tree is a potted plant, and it has three advantages. First, it can absorb many harmful substances in the air, especially certain chemical substances; secondhand smoke is one of the substances it can clean and purify. The second point is that the happiness tree can use carbon dioxide to produce a lot of oxygen, which can greatly improve air quality. Another point is that the happiness tree has high ornamental value; placing it at home gives you a feeling of being in nature. So how should it be grown? First, if you want to know how to grow it, you should know its characteristics, because its place of origin has very strong sunlight, frequent rain, and very high environmental temperatures. As for its soil, the soil nutrients must be sufficient.

And it must have width to allow a good drainage system. Therefore, the environmental temperature, sunlight, and humidity are important factors for this plant to grow well. It is precisely because it is a plant that can tolerate high temperatures and also likes the sun. So the effect of temperature on it can be said to be very important. The best daytime temperature is around 19-20 degrees. In summer it must not reach 27 degrees. And you must pay attention to moisture to prevent it from evaporating too quickly and causing its temperature to rise. In winter the temperature must be above 5 degrees, otherwise the plant will freeze and be damaged. In tropical regions, the usual rainfall is very high.

Therefore, allowing the plant to absorb more water is the most important guarantee for protecting the plant. So you should water the happiness tree more, and also sprinkle water frequently in other places. In this way, not only can you replenish water for the plant, but you can also clean the leaf surfaces. Soil and fertilizer also have a very important impact on whether the happiness tree grows well. When choosing soil, it should be somewhat loose, so that it allows the roots to absorb water and also lets the roots breathe. To let the roots grow well, the choice of fertilizer is very particular. This plant grows very fast, so fertilizer is something that must be used.

We generally use fertilizer with NPK, and a ratio of 20-11-11 or around 16 for all is the best choice. Another very important point is preventing insect pests. This is the main cause of death for the happiness tree.

Because its growing environment is also especially suitable for the growth environment of those pests, especially when the temperature and environmental humidity are both very high and the ventilation at home is very poor, then the happiness tree is very likely to get sick. When we find that the plant is sick, we should remedy it immediately. If we find that the leaves are diseased, we must immediately cut them off or burn them, and also the location.