1. Material preparation: prepare a flower basin suitable for planting a plant and select one with a drainage hole to ensure that excess moisture can be released. In addition, soil preparation allows for the selection of either general or mixed soil suitable for indoor pellets or containing leafy and pearly soil. Seed selection: purchase of ricket seeds and immersion of seeds in clean water for 1-2 hours to promote germinate. 3. Cultivation process: seeds are buried in the ground, covering the soil thickness to match the size of the seed itself, usually two to three times the diameter of the seed. And then light-tamp the soil. 4. Temperature and humidity control: the carpentry prefers a warm and humid environment, so the seed growing environment needs to be at a temperature of 25-30°c and about 75-80% humidity. During the planting process, seeds can be planted in a plant that is warm and wet, such as greenhouses or indoor sunlight. 5. Light: cars need plenty of sunlight to grow, so plant plants are placed in the spot of sunlight. If indoor light is insufficient, fluorescent lamps or plant growth lamps may be used for additional lighting. 6. Watering: keep the soil wet, but not overwatering, avoiding water accumulation. The frequency of water irrigation is adjusted to the temperature and humidity of the interior, usually 2-3 times a week. Fertilizers: liquid fertilizer can be applied once a month within two to three months of planting to help plant growth and development. 8. Periodically trimmed: when the platinum plant grows up, appropriate trimmed can be used to promote plant branches and shapes. Note that shears are done using clean scissors and ensuring that shearing tools remain sharp. 9. Insect and disease prevention: periodic inspection of whether plants are affected by pests or diseases and, if problems are identified, timely measures to combat them. 10. Conversion: when the plant grows larger, it may need to be transferred to larger flower basins to provide more growth space. This can be done by gently digging the roots of plants and filling new soil in new flower basins。
