Hongyun has strict requirements on soil. It is suitable to grow in loose, fertile and humus containing sandy soil. During breeding, peat soil, garden soil and fine sand can be mixed to prepare soil. In the process of breeding, it is necessary to appropriately increase the times of fertilization when the plants bloom. At this time, it is best to apply thin organic fertilizer to the plants every two weeks. Loose, fertile soil with good drainage capacity shall be prepared before splitting.
The mixed configuration of peat soil, sapropel and perlite can be selected. Take the white crane taro out of the plastic garden pots, gently shake off the soil attached to the root system, you can visually see the root system of the white crane taro, and then cut it into multiple parts along the texture with a knife, which can generally be divided into 2 to 3 parts, with some stems and roots on it, and then put the plants in the pot respectively.
Good luck favors dampness, and the demand for water is high. During breeding, water the plants in time. Usually, it is not necessary to water the plants in rainy days to keep the soil moist. In summer, when the temperature is high, it is necessary to water the plants in the morning and evening every day. When watering, do not directly water the plants in the soil to prevent ponding in the soil. Improper fertilization many people want to know what to do if the stems and leaves of asparagus turn yellow.
When asparagus is exposed to strong light for a long time, its stems and leaves will also turn yellow if it is exposed to strong light for a long time. At this time, it needs to be timely moved to a more ventilated and cool place, or set up a sunshade. It likes warm places with water. It is best to have 21 to 28 degrees during the day and 18 to 21 degrees at night.
Then water it with water-soluble fertilizer, or water it with the Leaf Cup. If it is granular fertilizer, it can only be poured into the soil. When a new bud grows, cut it from the mother plant and plant it in a 5 gallon pot. After flowering once, this kind of flower will not bloom again. It can be kept to breed new plants. Temperature if the temperature is too low, the color of the flower bracts will fade, and the leaves will turn yellow and dry.
When the blue snowflake is divided into plants, it is necessary to take out the lush mother plants from the soil, separate the plants, and then plant one of them in the soil, and apply the decomposed organic fertilizer in the soil as the base fertilizer to make the soil more fertile. In addition, during the growth of the blue snowflake, compound fertilizer should be applied. When pollinating, dip the pollen with a brush and point it on the stigma of the pistil.
When is the best time for the division of Phyllostachys pubescens? From January to march to April of each spring, the division of Phyllostachys pubescens is the best, because the temperature and humidity at this time are the most suitable for plant growth, which can improve the survival rate of the division of Phyllostachys pubescens. However, the specific division time needs to be adjusted according to the local climatic environment and weather conditions. It is generally recommended to divide Phyllostachys pubescens in sunny weather.
When the light conditions are in the growth period of Epiphyllum, it is necessary to provide sufficient sunlight for the Epiphyllum to grow more robust. You can put the Epiphyllum in a sunny place and let the plants bask in the sun more, which is conducive to the better growth of Epiphyllum. First, put the fertilizer mixed with rotten leaves into the 15 gallon nursery pots, and then lay a layer of sandy soil with good permeability and large particles, which can speed up the drainage of soil and facilitate the absorption of nutrients by the Hosta.
Improper fertilization is one of the reasons that cause the stems and leaves of asparagus to turn yellow. When fertilizing with non decomposed fertilizer, the roots of asparagus can not be absorbed, resulting in the accumulation of fertilizer and burning the roots, and the stems and leaves will turn yellow. Therefore, when applying fertilizer, we must pay attention to the use of mature liquid fertilizer. If the fertilizer accumulates at the bottom, it needs to be replaced with new soil.
Seeding maintenance after the seeding procedure is completed, pay attention to keep it, cover it with a layer of glass, or cover it with a plastic bag and put it in the sun. The fruit of Clivia is usually obtained through pollination. When it is pollinated, the flower is usually in bloom, the perianth is cracked, and the bud can mature in about 2-3 days. At this time, there is mucus on the stigma, so it can be pollinated.
Pollination is usually carried out once in the morning and afternoon. About 8/9 months later, the seeds can mature. When the fruit of Clivia turns black and purple, you can cut it off. The seedling trays can be taken out after 10 days. As mentioned above, after appreciating the beautiful flowers of Clivia, you should also pay attention to the treatment! If not handled properly, it will affect the growth of Clivia in the future, so you must not be careless.
Under normal circumstances, the plant can be watered according to the seasonal changes. Spring and autumn are the peak growth period of lotus. At this time, it is best to water the plant 2 ~ 3 times a week. In summer, when the temperature is high, the demand for water will increase. At this time, it is best to water the plant once a day and wet the soil each time. Peony root system is hypertrophy and easy to break. After digging up, it should be dried in the shade for 1-2 days before splitting.
After rametting, the wound should be disinfected with copper sulfate or potassium permanganate solution to infect the disease. Mimosa can not be propagated separately. The root system of Mimosa is mainly taproot, and the other root systems are weak and can not support the growth of the plant. Therefore, Mimosa is usually propagated by seeds. From March to April every year, the seeds of Mimosa pudica can be sown in the culture soil mixed with rotten leaf soil, garden soil and fine sand.
It seems that the seeds need not be covered with soil after sowing. However, to be on the safe side, a thin layer of soil should be covered. Pressing the seeds a little can help the seedlings to take root. Note that it is only a thin layer. Then use a small watering can to gently spray a little water, the kind of very fine spray. Bury the treated plants in sandy soil, and plant them according to the density of oneortwo plants in a 7 gallon pot, otherwise it will be detrimental to the later flowering.
If the trunk is single or few, and there is no plant to be divided, it can be cultivated in the spring with a height of 10cm and kept moist. After the base grows new branches and roots, it can be divided in the autumn of the next year. This will have no impact on the mother plant. Provide nutrients when raising Epiphyllum, you can apply fertilizer to the plant every half a month. It is best to use rotten liquid fertilizer when applying fertilizer to provide nutrients for the growth of Epiphyllum and promote the growth of the plant.
Select a suitable cultivation site (slightly higher terrain, good drainage, cool and fertile place) and spray some DDVP and other chemicals to prevent pests from damaging the root after digging the pit. When planting, the root shall be straight without distortion. Plant mulch and step on it. Pour water several times continuously to make the soil completely compacted and contact with the root densely. When the temperature is high during the day, a small corner can be opened for ventilation. In the afternoon, it can be covered tightly to maintain the air humidity of the small environment.
Do not water the 1 gallon pot for a period of time before changing the soil to facilitate the separation from the plant. The rotten or shriveled roots will be cut off after they are successfully separated. After shaking the soil, they will be transplanted into larger flowerpots. In addition to the soil, the flowerpots will be supplemented with bone powder or retted biscuit residue. Pay attention to mixing evenly. How to separate Clivia? First, take out the mother plant of Clivia from the pot, replace the soil at the root, and carefully observe the root system.
Don't put it in a place with a temperature of more than 35 degrees in hot weather. It's bad for its growth. Don't put it in an environment with only 10 degrees for a long time. Its growth will slow down and the color of leaves and flowers will be affected. The illumination should be in the range of 18000 to 25000 lux. If it is too strong, the leaves will be burned. If it is too dark, the development will be poor.
Before planting the ear buds, use the rotten farmyard manure, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer and cake fertilizer as the base fertilizer for deep ploughing to ensure that the fertilizer and soil are evenly mixed; Dig a ditch with a length of 0.5cm, lay straw in it, apply phosphate fertilizer, plant ash and other fertilizers, and fill it with soil. After the whole planting field is treated in this way, plant scissor roots and stems. Ramet is a simple method to propagate asparagus.
When the asparagus grows to a certain extent, many sprouts and young plants grow from the roots. Cut these sprouts and young plants together with fibrous roots, or dig up the whole plant from the 1.5 gallon nursery pots and divide it into 2-3 clusters. Each cluster is placed in a separate pot, so that a pot of flowers becomes several pots of flowers. The splitting time can usually be carried out in combination with the pot turning and soil changing in spring, but there are also pot turning for splitting, which should be carried out before sprouting in the late dormancy stage.
The best time for splitting is in the afternoon. Select a cool but dry astigmatism environment for operation. Peony blossoms survive very quickly after they are divided. Sometimes, when the number of ramets is very large, they will bloom the next year. But if you want the peony flowers to bloom well, you'd better pick them. In this way, you can accumulate nutrients, which is conducive to stronger plants.
Land preparation and furrow making can not only improve the thickness of soil layer, facilitate field management, but also improve the yield and quality of ear root. When land preparation and furrow making, it should be adjusted in combination with the local actual situation, making low-lying land into Yang furrow and high land into flat furrow, so as to increase the yield of ear root. Although the flowering period of Clivia is short, even if there are no gorgeous flowers, its plant type and green leaves are also very beautiful!
How big ramets do the lateral buds with roots grow? The lateral buds with roots do not depend on the size of the plant, but only need enough roots to separate. Lateral buds with roots are very easy to survive. The more mature the root system is, the stronger its survival rate and the ability to adapt to the new environment. After all the lateral buds are placed in the 2 gallon nursery pots, do not rush to water them. Put them in a cool and ventilated place to adapt to the environment first.
The best is to start cutting when the lateral bud has 4 ~ 6 leaves. After the yellow flower is divided into plants according to the wave, it should be watered once to ensure that the water can penetrate into the soil bottom, so as to supplement water and promote root growth. Regularly check the soil condition to ensure that the root system has sufficient growth space, can carry out normal life activities, and avoid ponding in the soil at the bottom.
Common conditions of fleshy and long side buds 1. The side buds of the single seedling difficult to live type grow independently are difficult to live, because the nutrition is basically concentrated on the mother plant. If you don't want to remove it, you should pay attention to prevent exposure to the sun and lack of water at ordinary times, and you can feed yourself after you have taken root in the dangerous period. Some lateral buds are drilled out of the soil and are in albino state due to lack of chlorophyll.
It is best to place 3 gallon plant pots in a cool environment and avoid direct sunlight. It is better to pick all the flowers that opened in the first two years. In this way, after sufficient nutrients are accumulated, the flowers will be very beautiful in the later stage. It is OK to plant Paeonia lactiflora during the period from summer to White Dew. Before sowing, it is best to soak the seeds in 50 ℃ warm water for one day and one night until the seed skin has softened and degummed.
In the later stage, the well divided Hosta flowers should be protected from direct sunlight. They can be kept in a cool place in summer and autumn. After winter, the temperature should be controlled. When the temperature is too low, they should be moved indoors. At the end of winter, the soil can be loosened properly to increase air permeability. In April, they can be treated in the open air. The management method of Hibiscus pineapple after ramet. After ramet, the root should be irrigated or the soil should be thoroughly watered with water.
If you want to separate chrysanthemums, you'd better choose the middle of March, because the temperature has begun to rise slowly at this time. If you separate chrysanthemums now, it is conducive to the better survival of the offspring. When dividing chrysanthemums, use sharp scissors to cut off the stolons or rhizomes of healthy plants, and then plant them in loose, breathable and well drained soil.
After providing water for chrysanthemum plants, the plants can be watered every 2-3 days, so that the chrysanthemums can absorb sufficient water and grow healthily. However, the amount of watering needs to be controlled during watering, because the chrysanthemums that just stand are fragile. If there is water in the soil, the health of the plants may be affected. Less watering should be done within 3-4 weeks after rametting to avoid pineapple root rot.
It is necessary to put 10 gallon nursery pots in a place with sufficient sunlight to adapt to the environment. Peony cutting is most suitable for April to June. Select a healthy tender shoot of the current year, and cut it at the lower part of the branch. The cutting length is kept at 5 ~ 8 cm. There are more than 2 bud points on the cutting bud, and the top 2 leaves are kept. After soaking in clean water for half an hour, dip it in a little rooting powder, and then you can cut it in the soil.
Providing nutrients during the growth of chrysanthemum, a large amount of nutrients will be consumed. Therefore, during breeding, fertilizer should be applied to the plant every half a month to supplement the nutrients required for the growth of chrysanthemum and promote the plant to grow more vigorously. In order to maintain leaf transpiration and maintain water balance, spray water on the leaves 1-3 times a day. Do not apply fertilizer within 3-4 weeks after rametting.
Insert the small plant vertically into the mixed soil containing perlite, saprophytic soil and peat soil to ensure that it is loose and breathable, has a high content of organic matter and minerals, that the depth of the inserted soil is 1/2 of the plant height, that the bottom leaf is on the top of the soil, and that a layer of fine sand or wood chips can be paved on the surface. Do not expose the lateral buds to direct sunlight in order to increase the light, which will easily lead to the death of the lateral buds.
