This flower is a world-famous foliage plant with leaves such as peacock feathers and beautiful screens.

In recent years, many people more and more like to raise some flowers and plants at home, decorate their homes, decorate their lives, and cultivate their sentiments, while some flower friends like to raise some rare but beautiful flowers.

Today, the flower will introduce a kind of flower, called peacock taro, which belongs to perennial evergreen herbs. the leaves are thin leathery and oval, while there are dark green and white or yellowish feather markings on the leaf surface, which is very similar to the pattern on the peacock tail feathers, hence the name, and its leaves stretch during the day and fold at night, just like the "peacock opening screen". It can be seen every day, super beautiful!

Peacock bamboo taro is a world-famous foliage plant, but it will not be too difficult to maintain. it likes well-drained, fertile and loose slightly acidic soil. Rotten leaf soil and sandy soil can be used to form culture soil at 2:1. In the basin, you can spread a small layer of bone powder as the base fertilizer to promote its growth, and the markings are clearer and bright green.

Like the warm and humid semi-shady environment, the light is too strong will burn leaves, leaf edge scorched, and if the long-term lack of light, new bud germination reduced, leaves turn yellow, reduce the degree of viewing, in addition to winter can be full sunshine, the rest to avoid the strong light at noon, especially in summer, it is necessary to pay attention to shade, put in a place with sufficient scattered light can be maintained.

Like the humid environment, in the growing season to have sufficient water, keep the basin soil moist properly, see that there is a pale water will be watered, in summer to spray more water to the leaves and around, increase humidity, lower the temperature.

There is little demand for fertilizer, so it is possible to apply diluted liquid fertilizer 1-2 times a month in the growing season, mainly phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, and nitrogen fertilizer should not be excessive, otherwise it will cause leaf markings to fade and lose luster, or 0.1% potassium dihydrogen phosphate can be used to spray leaves to carry out extra-root topdressing to promote new bud germination and accelerate growth of peacock taro.

This is the end of the conservation of peacock bamboo taro. Flower friends have other additions. You can share it with you in the comments area below. If you want to know more about flower cultivation, you can pay attention to the flower fairy.