The cultivation method of cyclamen was as follows: ** I. Selection Requirements ** When buying cyclamen, you should choose plants with thick green leaves and no yellow leaves. avoid buying potted cyclamen with sparse leaves, which may be caused by excessive water and rotten roots. ** 2. The environment and light ** 1. ** Temperatures ** - Cyclamen was sensitive to temperature. The best temperature for growth was 12 - 20 degrees Celsius. It liked a cool and warm environment. It was also suitable for growth between 10 - 20 degrees. - When the temperature is higher than 25 degrees, the plant may not grow well; when it is higher than 33 degrees, it will hibernate during the high temperature in summer, and the leaves may gradually turn yellow after May to June. - The temperature in winter could not be lower than 5 ° C for a long time, otherwise, yellow leaves would easily appear. Below zero degrees, the leaves and flowers would be easily frostbitten and withered. In the cold winter in the north (below 10 degrees), it was necessary to move indoors in time. In the Yangtze River Delta region, some species could even spend the winter outdoors, but in the north, it was generally recommended to move indoors in winter. 2. ** Light ** - Cyclamen loves light. In autumn and winter, you can give as much light as possible. In winter and spring, when there is sufficient light supply, it will grow better. - Shading was needed when the summer sun was too strong. From October to April of the following year, it could be placed in a place with good indoor light, but it should be moved away when the sun was shining directly at noon. In summer, it should be shaded as much as possible. ** 3. Requirement for changing basins ** Do not rush to change the cyclamen that you have just bought home, especially the plants with flower buds. Changing the pot will easily hurt the roots and cause the flower buds to fall off. If the original flower pot did not look good, it could be covered with a ceramic pot, ceramic pot, or red ceramic pot, and the bottom could be lined with ceramsite. After the high temperature dormancy in summer, when the weather turns cold and the cyclamen recovers, you can consider changing to a larger pot, but don't change to a large pot at once. ** 4. Watering Techniques ** 1. ** Judgment of watering timing ** - You can check the wet and dry condition of the soil in the pot. When the soil is wet, it will turn black. When it is dry and yellow, you can water it. Or you can pick up the potted plant and water it thoroughly when it feels lighter. You can also wait until the leaves start to droop before watering it. - If the soil is still relatively moist, don't rush to water it. You can wait until the soil is almost dry (3 - 5 cm below the soil surface is dry) before adding water. 2. ** Watering Method ** - Watering should be poured directly into the pot soil, not on the leaves and flowers. Otherwise, it would easily cause the leaves to turn yellow and rot, or even be infected with gray mold or other fungi. - Soaking the pot was also a way to replenish water. Prepare a large basin of water and completely immerse the flower pot in the water. The water level was just above the top of the flower pot. The soaking time was about 3 - 5 minutes, and then put it in a well-vented place to drain the water. - From late May to late September every year, about four or five months, the amount of watering should be small, usually dry and wet; spring and autumn were the growing seasons, so watering should be reasonable; winter was the peak season for growth, but when the indoor ventilation was poor, the soil in the pot should not be wet for a long time. ** 5. Remnant flowers trimmed ** When the cyclamen flowers were about to wither, the remaining flowers could be cut off in time. The flowers could be cut off directly, and the flower stem could be left first. It could also be cut off directly from the bottom of the flower stem. However, when trimming from the bottom of the flower stem, it was necessary to avoid the incision from getting wet. When the wound healed, it would be wet again. Otherwise, it would easily cause the wound to rot and be infected with gray mold. ** 6. Fertility Management ** 1. ** Spring and Autumn Fertility ** - Spring and autumn were the growing season, so they should apply the liquid fertilizer of potassium phosphorus once each, and the concentration should be a little lighter. 2. ** Fermenting after blooming ** - After the flowers completely bloomed, they had to cut off the remaining flowers in time and supplement some slow-release fertilizer or universal water-dissolved fertilizer. The concentration could not be too high (slightly lower than usual). Then, they continued to apply thin fertilizer, timely supplement water, and give more scattered light to encourage them to continue blooming. 3. ** Fermenting in autumn ** - When the cyclamen grows new leaves in autumn, a small amount of compound fertilizer can be applied every month. ** 7. Soil Requirement ** Cyclamen preferred loose, airy, good drainage, neutral, and fertile soil. ** 8. Pest Control ** The cyclamen should be placed in a well-vented place, but not in the air vent. It should be observed at any time and sprayed with pesticide in time if it was found to be infected. The novel "Acanthus Flower Blossoms" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The method of maintaining crabapple flowers included the following points: First, choose the right soil. crabapple flowers liked loose and well-drained soil. They could use a mixture of rotten leaf soil, garden soil, and sand or buy special flower cultivation soil. Secondly, the crabapple liked a warm and humid environment. The suitable growth temperature was 15-25 ° C. In winter, one had to pay attention to keeping warm to avoid the low temperature causing the crabapple to freeze. In addition, Begonia had a high demand for light. It needed sufficient sunlight every day to ensure sufficient photosynthesis. In terms of watering, Begonia likes to be wet but not resistant to moisture. It is necessary to keep the soil moist but not accumulate water. During the high temperature in summer, the number of watering can be increased appropriately. In terms of fertilizer, crabapple needed sufficient nutrients during its vigorous growth period. It could be applied with decomposed organic fertilizer once every half a month, such as chicken manure, cow dung, etc. To sum up, by choosing the right soil, providing the right temperature and light, and watering and fertilising it properly, the crabapple flowers could be raised well.
The following conclusions were: Green radish, copper coin grass, bellflower, spider plant, and aloes were one of the best flowers to raise. They had relatively low requirements for light and water, were highly adaptable, and were easy to grow and reproduce. In addition, ivy, pleiantha, and eugenol were also relatively easy to grow. These flowers were not only beautiful, but they could also purify the indoor air and add vitality to the home environment.
The following are some key points for raising pomegranate flowers: ** 1. Soil ** Pomegranate flowers did not have strict requirements for soil, but fertile, loose, and nutritious sandy soil was an ideal choice. ** 2. Illumination conditions ** 1. Pomegranate flowers are sun-loving plants and have a large demand for sunlight. During the growth period, they should be given sufficient light, at least 6 - 8 hours of light per day. 2. Even in the hot summer, it could withstand direct sunlight, but at noon when the light was the strongest, it could be moved to a cool and well-vented place to avoid damage caused by excessive exposure. During the growing season, it could be placed in a place with sufficient sunlight, such as a potted pomegranate in a courtyard or balcony. There was no need for shade. The more it was exposed to the sun, the more beautiful the flowers would be and the more fruits would be. ** 3. Water Management ** 1. Pomegranate flowers liked dry environments and were more resistant to drought. When maintaining them, they had to maintain a certain degree of dryness in the soil. Watering should not be too frequent. 2. During the fruiting period, watering should be strictly controlled to prevent the plants from growing excessively. During the rainy season, rain should be avoided to prevent water from affecting the growth of the plants. 3. Daily watering should follow the principle of watering the flowers after the soil has dried. For example, watering once a day in summer and once every other day in late autumn. During the flowering and fruiting period of potted pomegranate, do not water it when the surface of the soil is dry. You can wait until the branches and leaves are slightly wilted before watering it thoroughly. If the soil is too dry, it is easy to cause buds, dried fruits, and fruits to fall. If it is too wet, buds and fruits may fall. ** 4. Key points of fertilizer application ** 1. The pomegranate flower was a plant that liked fertilizer. During the planting period, in addition to applying base fertilizer, fertilizer should be applied once a week during the growing period, mainly organic fertilizer. 2. The amount of fertilizer should not be too much. Increasing the application of phosphorous and potash fertilizer before flowering can promote more dense and vigorous flowering. For example, diluted organic fertilizer solution could be applied after potted pomegranate flowers sprouted. It could be applied once every 10 days, twice in May and June, and twice in the late stage of fruit growth, 0.3% monocratic potassium orthonate solution could be applied in addition to organic fertilizer. ** V. Trimming Work ** The pomegranate flowers needed to be trimmed, and the trimming could be done during the dormant period. Cut off the branches that are too exuberant during the growth period, thin branches, and sick branches in time to avoid the consumption of excess nutrients to promote the growth of side branches. At the same time, for the mixed buds of pomegranate flowers on the top or near the top of the strong short branches, they should be preserved during the dormancy period. The long branches can be kept short at the base of 2 - 3 buds. After sprouting, the conditions are good, and the mother branches can grow in the same year. ** 6. Breeding Method ** 1. Cuttage: Choose a two-year-old branch in spring or use a semi-wooden branch in summer to cut. Roots will be formed 15 - 20 days after cutting. 2. Split plants: When the buds sprout in early spring in April, the strong root seedlings can be dug out and planted separately. 3. Layering: spring and autumn can be carried out, do not have to cut, before the bud sprouts, use the root tiller branch to press into the soil, after the root in summer, cut off the mother plant, in autumn will become seedlings. ** VII. Pest Control ** When leaf disease and gray mold mainly occur, spray 70% thiophanate meth-ester wetting powder 1000 times; if there are thorn moths, scale insects and aphids, spray 55% fenthiuron oil 1000 times. ** 8. Points to note ** 1. Potted pomegranate on the pot or change the pot, the bottom of the pot should be applied with sufficient base fertilizer, fertilizer can be composted or decomposed chicken, duck manure, cake fertilizer, etc. 2. When watering during the flowering period, be careful not to water the flowers so as not to affect the fruit setting. Take shelter from the rain during the flowering period. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The maintenance method of crabapple flowers included the following aspects: First, crabapple flowers liked a sunny environment, so they should be placed in a sunny place, but in summer, they should avoid direct sunlight. Secondly, crabapple flowers required loose soil and good drainage. They could choose soil mixed with river sand and rotten leaf soil. In terms of watering, keep the soil moist, but don't water too much, especially when it's cold in winter. In terms of fertilizer, you can apply fertilizer every 10-15 days during the growth period. Choose organic fertilizer or special fertilizer. In addition, the crabapple flowers were trimmed regularly to promote the growth and development of the plants. In general, crabapple flowers needed light, suitable soil, appropriate water, and timely fertilizers to maintain healthy growth.
The following were the top ten lazy flowers that were the easiest to raise: spider plant, cactus, copper coin grass, green radish, clivia, rich bamboo, red palm, tiger pelt, blue snowflake, and aloes. Not only were these plants easy to maintain, but they also had low requirements for light and moisture. They were very suitable for people who did not have much time or experience to maintain them. They could add greenery to the interior and beautify the home environment. Some plants also had the function of purifying the air and absorbing radiation. Whether it was the beauty and freshness of the spider plant or the drought resistance of the cactus, these lazy flowers were the ideal choice.
The cultivation method of glass begonia flowers included the following points: First, glass begonia liked to grow in an environment with sufficient water. It needed to be watered regularly to keep the soil moist, but it had to avoid water accumulation. Secondly, Glass Begonia needed to be provided with appropriate nutrients during the growth period. It could be fertilized according to the growth state of the plant, such as the use of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potash fertilizers. In addition, the glass crabapple liked light and needed to be placed in a place with sufficient light, but in summer, it was necessary to avoid direct light. In addition, the glass crabapple needed to be trimmed in early spring and after the flowering period to promote the branches of the plant and save nutrients. Finally, Glass Begonia did not have high requirements for soil, but it was best to choose loose, fertile, and well-permeated soil for planting.
The cultivation method of the bamboo crabapple flower included watering it appropriately, applying fertilizer reasonably, controlling the light, and paying attention to trimming. Bamboo crabapple liked a slightly moist environment. It did not need to be watered too frequently, but it had to keep the soil moist. When applying fertilizer, choose phosphorous and potash fertilizer. Pay attention to thin fertilizer and apply it frequently to avoid burning the roots. Bamboo Begonia liked light environments and was not resistant to the sun. In summer, it had to block the strong light. When trimming, they had to cut off withered and infected branches and leaves, cut short and long branches, and tidy up the messy branches to maintain a beautiful shape.
The following were the top ten lazy flowers that were the easiest to raise: spider plant, cactus, copper coin grass, green radish, clivia, rich bamboo, desert rose, tiger pelt, rose, and blue snowflake. Not only were these flowers easy to maintain, but they also had low requirements for light and moisture, making them very suitable for busy people to maintain. They could add vitality and greenery to the home, purify the air, and improve the mood. Whether it was the beauty of the spider plant, the drought resistance of the cactus, or the shade resistance of the tigeria, these lazy flowers were the ideal choice.
The following are some common Chinese red flowers: * * 1. Red Flower ** 1. * * Water Management ** - The red flower had a well-developed root system and strong drought resistance. It did not need to be watered frequently and could be watered when it was too dry. However, red flowers would die if they were overwatered at high temperatures. They had to be waterproof during flowering and fruiting periods. Rainy weather might affect the flowering and fruiting of red flowers, while water accumulation in low temperatures had relatively little effect on them. 2. * * Tempering Requirement ** - The most suitable temperature range for growth was 20 - 25 degrees, but it could sprout and grow in the range of 4 - 35 degrees. The temperature during the bud stage and flowering stage could not be lower than 10 degrees, otherwise it would affect the quality of the flowers. 3. * * Illumination conditions ** - Red flowers liked light. With sufficient light, they could promote photosynthesis, ensure the quality of the flowers, and make the flowers more vibrant. 4. * * Adding fertilizer ** - The red flowers had developed roots and were resistant to barrenness, so they did not have high requirements for fertilizer. If they wanted to grow luxuriously and bloom beautifully, they could follow the principle of applying thin fertilizer and water. 5. * * Soil selection ** - It is suitable for growing in loose, fertile, neutral sandy soil with good drainage and ventilation, such as oily sandy soil. * * 2. Azalea (Azalea)** 1. * * Soil selection ** - Azalea was an acid loving plant and needed to be planted in acidic soil. 2. * * Planting Operation ** - He first laid a layer of soil at the bottom, placed the azalea seedlings, and then covered them with soil. He watered them thoroughly and placed them in a place with sufficient light to cut off the uncoordinated branches. 3. * * Key Points of Fertility ** - In the spring after winter, when the flower bud becomes larger, it can be watered with monobased phosphorus fertilizer (phosphorous and potash fertilizer), usually used before or after flowering. * * 3. Red Flower ** 1. * * Requirements ** - It likes warm and humid environments, and the most suitable temperature for growth is 20 - 30 degrees. 2. * * Soil conditions ** - He liked loose, fertile, and well-drained soil. 3. * * Key Points of Care ** - Unable to endure the scorching sun. In autumn, it can be placed indoors in a place with bright scattering light. Watering should not be done too frequently. Keep the soil in the basin moist. When the room is dry, spray water on the leaves and the surroundings in the morning to increase the humidity. On rainy days, water less or not. Long-term accumulation of water in the basin is forbidden. * * 4. Lucky (Pineapple Flower, Ornamental Pineapple)** 1. * * Requirements ** - It likes a warm and humid semi-yin environment, and the suitable growth temperature is 15 - 28 degrees. 2. * * Soil conditions ** - He liked loose, fertile, humus-rich, and slightly acidic soil with good drainage. 3. * * Key Points of Care ** - It is not resistant to cold, and the winter temperature should not be lower than 10 degrees. In autumn, it can be placed in a bright place, pay attention to ventilation, water the pot to keep the soil moist, do not accumulate water for a long time, when the temperature is suitable, apply 1 - 2 times of thin phosphorous and potash fertilizer to promote flowering. * * 5. Poinsettia (Christmas red, Christmas flower)** 1. * * Requirements ** - It likes warm, humid, and sunny environments. The most suitable temperature for growth is 13 - 25 degrees. 2. * * Soil conditions ** - Likes loose, fertile, well-drained sandy soil. 3. * * Key Points of Care ** - The winter temperature should not be lower than 10 degrees. In October, it can be placed in a place with sufficient light indoors. The soil in the basin is white and watered thoroughly. Long-term accumulation of water is avoided. Before flowering, apply 1 - 2 times of phosphorous and potash fertilizer to increase the number of flowers. * * 6. Red periwinkle ** 1. * * Characteristics and Adaptability ** - It means happy memories, eternal youth, firmness, can bloom all year round, has strong adaptability to the environment, and is compact and plump, easy to raise and explode. 2. * * Key Points of Care ** - Although no special maintenance requirements were mentioned, it could be speculated that according to the general flower maintenance rules, giving sufficient light, reasonable watering and fertilizer, and suitable temperature could make it grow well. * * 7. Red Velvet Rose ** 1. * * Growth characteristic ** - The flowers were bright and had a velvety texture. They had good heat resistance and were suitable for growing in warm and hot climates. They had a long flowering period and a rich fragrance. 2. * * Key Points of Care ** - No special maintenance requirements were mentioned, but generally, roses needed sufficient light, appropriate watering and fertilizers (to avoid water accumulation), and could grow well in spaces such as balconies and corridors. The novel "Acanthus Flower Blossoms" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The following points should be paid attention to when maintaining hibiscus flowers in winter: 1. [Warm and temperature-controlled: Hibiscus flowers are not cold-resistant and like warm environments.] In winter, it was best to move it to a warm place indoors for maintenance. The temperature should be controlled at around 10 ° C to avoid being in a low temperature environment to prevent frostbite. When the temperature was lower than 5 ° C, the plant might be frostbitten and die in serious cases. 2. ** Controlled watering **: In winter, hibiscus flowers are dormant and require little water. Generally, they should be watered once every 7 - 10 days to avoid water accumulation in the soil. Otherwise, it is easy for the roots to rot. 3. ** Overwinter trimming **: The hibiscus flowers need to be trimmed before the winter. After the leaves were observed to wither, the old dead branches, thin branches, and long branches were cut off, leaving only the strong branches. This would enhance the cold resistance and also help the sprouting of new branches in the next spring. The novel "Acanthus Flower Blossoms" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!