What soil is used to raise Brazilian beauties? What are the morphological characteristics of Brazilian beauties?

Brazilian beauty is native to Brazil. Its real name is "water wood", so it is also called Brazilian wood. There are many types of Brazilian beauty. It is cold-resistant and likes high temperature, high humidity, and semi-shaded environment. It is a desktop flower. It can purify the air and absorb toxic gases. It is a high-end flower for indoor cultivation. Today we will share with you in detail what soil to use for Brazilian beauty? What are the morphological characteristics of Brazilian beauty? I hope it will be useful to you.

Contents of this article

1. What soil do Brazilian beauties use to grow their hair?

2. Morphological characteristics of Brazilian beauties

3. About the potted plant Brazilian Beauty

What soil do Brazilian beauties use to maintain their health?

1. What soil to use

Suitable loam is very important for the growth of plants and plays a vital role. It is suitable for growing in loam with soft texture and good drainage. You can choose river sand loam rich in nutrients. Alkaline loam cannot be used. The pH value must be guaranteed to be good. If alkaline loam is used, it will affect the growth of the plants. You can use leaf mold or peat soil as the main component at home, and then add a quarter of river sand to increase drainage. In order to ensure nutrition, you can also add a small amount of organic fertilizer as base fertilizer.

2. Precautions

1. Because it generally uses the method of cuttings to obtain new plants, in this case, the choice of substrate must be changed. You can choose coarse sand or vermiculite as the main component, which is conducive to rooting and growth and helps for later growth.

2. After planting in the loam, you need to loosen the soil in time to prevent it from becoming compacted or sticky. The roots growing in it can absorb nutrients and water, which is beneficial to the development of the plant.

Morphological characteristics of Brazilian beauties

Brazilian beauty is native to Brazil. Its real name is "water wood", so it is also called Brazilian wood. There are many types of Brazilian beauty. It is cold-resistant and likes to grow in high temperature, humid, and semi-shaded environments. Because it does not require much sunlight and can keep its buds tender and leaves green under indirect light, it is particularly suitable for indoor cultivation and display. It is suitable for planting in culture soil. Well-drained sandy loam can be used. Sphagnum moss can also be used instead of soil, or all water or nutrient solution can be used for cultivation. The stems of Brazilian beauty are lignified and shrub-like. The leaves grow upright on the stems, the leaf color is dark green, the texture is hard, wide, and shiny. The pedicels have bracts, the flowers are small, the perianth segments are no more than 3 cm long, and the lower part is fused.

About the Brazilian Beauty Plant

Brazilian beauty potted plants, desktop flowers. They can purify the air and absorb toxic gases. They are high-end flowers for indoor cultivation.

Characteristics of Brazilian Beauty: Sandy loam or leaf humus rich in organic matter is the best. Indirect light of 50% to 70% is the most ideal for cultivation. Avoid strong direct sunlight. It likes high temperature and humidity. The suitable temperature for growth is about 20 to 28 degrees. High air humidity is conducive to growth. When the temperature is below 15 degrees, it needs to be moved to a warm and wind-sheltered place. Strong wind or dry air can easily cause the tip of the leaves to burn. It cannot be placed in the shade for a long time. It can be moved outdoors from 8:00 to 11:00 in the morning or 2:30 to 5:30 in the afternoon on sunny days, so that the sun can shine obliquely, photosynthesize, and produce nutrients for its own growth and development. In this way, the leaves will not only not turn yellow, but will be green and full, and everyone will love it. Check whether the bottom of the pot is leaking. If you water too much each time and the bottom of the pot does not leak, the roots will gradually rot until the whole plant dies if they are soaked in ineffective water for a long time. If it appears, move it outdoors quickly and use a wire to clear the pot leak from bottom to top. In the future, do not water it unless it is dry. Water it thoroughly when you water it, and the bottom of the pot must leak.