Trigonotis omeiensis Matsuda is a unique plant that grows mainly in relatively wet places such as under forests, thickets, streams, and ditches at an altitude of 1,000 to 1,500 meters (some say 1,000 to 1,400 meters). It is distributed in Sichuan Province, China, especially in Mount Emei, Hongya, and Ebian. The type specimen of Trigonotis omeiensis Matsuda was also collected from Mount Emei, Sichuan. 🌟🌿
🌟 Planting advantages: 🌟
1. High ornamental value
Under a suitable growth environment, its flowers can bloom with unique colors and shapes, adding a touch of natural beauty to the garden, courtyard or balcony.
2. High adaptability
Emei spathiphyllum is not demanding on the growth environment, and it can grow under a variety of soil and climatic conditions.
3. Easy reproduction
The reproduction method of Emei spathiphyllum is relatively simple, and can be carried out by sowing and division. This makes the planting cost of Emei spathiphyllum relatively low and easy to manage and maintain.
4. Ecological and environmental protection
As a wild plant, Emei spathiphyllum does not require too much fertilizer and pesticides during its growth. This natural growth method not only helps to reduce environmental pollution, but also protects the ecological balance.
Care Requirements:
Light: Prefers ample sunlight; full sun conditions are best for abundant blooming.
Watering: Follow the "dry-to-wet" watering rule—water thoroughly once the soil surface is dry. Avoid waterlogging, as it can harm the roots, and prevent overhead watering.
Soil: Requires loose soil; a mixture of peat, leaf mold, and perlite works well.
Propagation: The seeds are small and can be directly sown into seed trays for cultivation.
Fertilization: In early spring, use general-purpose fertilizers to promote growth. Once flower buds appear, switch to potassium dihydrogen phosphate fertilizer, applying it every 5-7 days.
