A flame vine needs a growing space and support suited to a mature climber. Identify the plant before treating a young nursery stem as a compact permanent pot plant.
Potting soil selection
Potted artillery battlefields are generally selected to choose large TV deep tube pots. The artillery fighting flowers are not high in the soil. When breeding artillery fighting flowers, you can choose an organic matter and well drainage soil. The soil layer should be deep. Generally, it can be used with rotten leaf soil and garden soil, mixed with sand, and put some rotten fertilizers or bean cakes for base fertilizer.
Light and temperature
The artillery battle likes the growing environment with sufficient light, likes warm climate, is not cold, and needs to maintain higher temperature in winter. Winter wintering generally requires above 10 ° C, and the northern region can be placed in a place where the indoor sun is sufficient, and the interior will overwinter.
Water and fertilizer management
Watering of artillery fighting must follow one principle, that is, see dry and wet, do not have water in the pot soil. In general, when the temperature is high in summer, watering should be watered, and sometimes you need to sprinkle the flowers and the ground to increase the humidity of the air and cool down. Watering in autumn requires less watering.
Feed the identified climber when appropriate to its growth and root environment. Use the product directions instead of combining calendar-based liquid and phosphate applications.
Pruning
When breeding artillery fighting flowers, in order to improve the effect of viewing, it is necessary to trim and plastic surgery in a timely manner. When the plant of the artillery flower grows to a certain height, it can be set up to guide them to climb and form a unique shape. If necessary, the top must be made, which can promote the new branches and can bloom more. Cut off the old branches, sick branches, and residual branches in time to avoid consumption of nutrients.
Pest
Inspect symptoms and identify any pest or disease before treatment. Choose an authorised product labelled for the plant and situation; the earlier vague chemical names and dilution advice are unsuitable.
Related reading: Flame Vine Flowering: Plant Identity and Seasonal Conditions.