First, how to grow flowers

1. illumination: red coral is suitable for growing in an environment with sufficient light. When the light is soft, you can put it in the sun, and you can receive about 10- 12 hours of light every day. However, the plant is not resistant to strong light, so it needs proper shading at noon in summer to prevent the leaves from being burned or moving to the semi-shade. 2. Soil: Corals are usually planted in loose and fertile soil with good drainage. If the soil is too sticky and the roots can't breathe well, it will lead to poor plant growth. Potted soil can be mixed with river sand and peat soil according to the ratio of 1: 1, and then an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer is added. 3. Watering: Red coral grows in a humid environment, so it should be watered frequently to keep the soil moist. In addition, the summer temperature is high and the water evaporates quickly. In addition to watering regularly, we should also sprinkle water around to improve the humidity of the environment, which will also help to cool down and facilitate the growth and development of plants. 4. Fertilization: Adequate nutrition is also important for red corals. Usually in its growing season, it is necessary to supplement liquid fertilizer in time. If granular fertilizer is used, it needs to be watered once after fertilization, so that plants can better absorb nutrients, and at the same time, the concentration of fertilizer can be reduced to avoid fertilizer damage.

Second, can I keep it indoors?

Red coral is a poisonous plant with strong toxicity. The toxicity is mainly in its white juice. If eaten by mistake or in contact with the skin, it will be poisoned and endanger human health, so it is not suitable for indoor feeding.