It naturally thrives in full sun, so provide it with as much light as possible indoors. It needs at least four to six rays of direct sunlight per day. It’s recommended to place it in a south-facing window, where it will receive light all day long. If you place it in an east- or west-facing window, it will continue to grow, but you won’t see any flowers.

In spring and summer, water the plant only when the soil is very dry. It is recommended to let it dry out completely. In winter, water the plant only once a month. If the temperature drops below 10 degrees Celsius, refrain from watering completely, as this can lead to root rot.
Smaller
pot: This plant prefers cramped conditions. If the root system has enough space, it devotes its energy to growing leaves and roots, not flowers. Choose a small pot, and only replace it when the plant is truly overgrown. The pot should be low but wide.
Older plants flower more easily.
Growing this plant is a long-term crop. It usually blooms after several years. Its flowers usually bloom when the plant is 5 to 8 years old, sometimes even much later. Patience is essential when caring for this plant. Flowers usually appear after 10 years.
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