1. Cultivation environment: When cultivating oil paintings, put them in sunny places to receive direct sunlight, and take shading measures in summer. 2. Water and fertilizer management: irrigate the basin soil once a week, spray water and fog to cool down in summer, and apply compound fertilizer 2-3 times during the growth period. 3. Precautions: Oil paintings are afraid of waterlogging, so they should be moved indoors in rainy season to avoid soil water accumulation.

How to cultivate oil painting 1, culture environment

Oil painting has certain requirements for light. When breeding, it should be placed in a bright environment, so that the plants can receive direct sunlight for photosynthesis. However, when the light is too strong in summer, the oil painting should be moved to a place with astigmatism to avoid the plants from being exposed to the sun and turning their leaves black.

2. Water and fertilizer management

Oil painting likes wet environment, and it can be watered once a week. The temperature is high in summer, so it is necessary to spray water and fog on the basin soil, and the demand for nutrients in oil painting is small. There is no need for frequent fertilization in the process of reproduction, and the plant growth can be maintained by supplementing nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer during the growth period.

3. Preventive measures

Oil painting can't stand waterlogging, so it should be moved indoors in rainy weather to avoid water accumulation in the soil and lead to root rot of plants. If it has rotted, it should be dug out of the soil in time, cut off the rotten roots and planted in dry and sterile pot soil, waiting for the plants to resume growth.