What are the care precautions for potted coral plant (Jatropha multifida)

The potting soil should be a mixed soil, made by mixing garden soil with a small amount of sandy soil, with a small amount of bone meal as base fertilizer. When the seedlings grow to a height of about 15cm, they are topped to promote more branching and more flowers. Adult plants can be pruned in early spring each year, so the plant height can be kept below 50 cm, which will promote the plant type. In addition to keeping the soil moist during the growing season, it is also necessary to frequently apply alcohol to the ground near the flower pot to increase air humidity. - Every 10 to 14 days, apply a thin layer of pancake, and cut off leftover flowers in time.

The coral plant likes light. Apart from strong summer sunlight, it needs appropriate shading to avoid direct sunlight, and in spring and autumn it can be exposed to more sunlight. In northern regions, it usually enters the room in mid-October. After entering the room, place it in a sunny place and stop fertilizing. Let the potting soil dry to a certain extent. If too much water is poured at this time, it will cause leaf drop and root rot. In winter, the room temperature should be kept above 12 degrees, and water should be sprayed on the leaves every 7-10 days at a temperature close to room temperature. This will increase air humidity and keep the plant clean for photosynthesis, which is beneficial for growth and blooming.