Agave During the growth period, keep the soil moist without accumulating water to prevent root rot. However, it is also not advisable to be too dry, otherwise although the plants will not die, their growth will slow down or even stop, and the leaves will be dull and lack luster. Apply thin liquid fertilizer mainly composed of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers every 10-15 days; A small amount of slow-release fertilizer can also be added to the soil to meet the needs of growth. After late autumn, watering should be reduced and fertilization should be stopped to promote plant growth and enrichment. Beneficial for overwintering. Tequila plants have thick leaves, and some varieties also have a layer of white powder or wax on their leaves, which can effectively retain moisture. Therefore, the requirements for air humidity are not too strict, and they can grow normally in environments with relatively dry air. However, most varieties of agave grow better in humid air environments, and newly planted plants also have faster roots. Therefore, during the growing season, it is recommended to regularly spray water on the plants to increase air humidity, but the leaves should not be left with water for a long time to prevent decay.
The potting soil requires a certain degree of particle size and good drainage and air permeability. It is commonly mixed with calcareous materials such as humus, coarse sand, slag, bone powder, shell powder, etc. Propagation can be achieved through methods such as sowing, division, and cutting

Full day sunshine, prefer sandy soil with good drainage, warm winter is the growing season, can tolerate a temperature environment of 0 degrees Celsius for a short time, but will enter dormancy if the temperature is too low, can be placed on a bright windowsill for overwintering. In the hot summer, the enters a dormant period and needs to keep the soil dry.
Soil: It is generally better to plant with granular soil, preferably with larger particles, which can allow plants to grow more roots and increase their resistance. Only when the plant's roots are sufficiently developed, can we reduce watering to complete the transformation of sunflower leaves.
I recommend 5 parts of red jade soil, 3 parts of planting stone, 1 part of peat particles (peat), and 1 part of wheat rice stone for general household farming.
Flower pot: It is best to use ceramic flower pots, which have better breathability and can dry out faster with more watering.
Venue environment: Business enthusiasts generally do not have professional greenhouses, and their balconies are also popular places for sunflowers, whether they are open-air or semi outdoor. As long as it can provide shelter from rain, it is enough. Sunflowers can be exposed to rain appropriately in spring and summer, and the rainwater at this time contains more oxygen and nitrogen. It can exchange the air in the pot and replenish necessary nutrients.
If you want to bloom more, then don't get in the rain. Control the water appropriately. The nitrogen element in the rain will stimulate the growth of plant leaves, thereby inhibiting the growth of flower buds. A well ventilated environment is necessary throughout the year. In winter, as long as it is not cold, it can be blown appropriately to stimulate the production of flower buds the following year and increase plant resistance.