The batch cultivation of phoenix eye blue can use the wet scattered land or idle swamp land before and after the house. Generally, the strong, low plant height and disease-free seedlings should be selected for transplanting. The transplanting generally takes place between June and July.
When transplanting, the seedlings should be dug out together with roots and soil to minimize the damage to the roots of seedlings, so as to improve the survival rate after transplanting.
When planting, it is necessary to select the number of plants according to the size of the area, control the spacing of each plant, and reserve 50% of the space, which is conducive to tillering and reproduction after transplanting.
After transplanting, manage the water hyacinth properly, keep the soil moist, strengthen the illumination and ensure the ventilation.
If you want to prolong the flowering period of phoenix eye blue, you can keep warm in plastic shed, and need ventilation for one to two hours at noon.
After the flower bud of phoenix eye blue is formed, it can be transplanted to a small basin and cultured in acid soil or nutrient solution.
Remove the old leaves and leave 4-5 young leaves and spikes, which can not only prolong the flowering period, but also move to the desk and other places for viewing.
Phoenix eye blue can be cultured as a bonsai plant because of its beautiful flower color and unique flower type.
But in the breeding process, don't use too clean water. If possible, you can use nutrient solution or dirty water from some smelly pond. In this way, the longer the anchovies, the better and the more beautiful they are.
If you don't want to breed the phoenix eye blue, don't pour it into the pond at will, because the phoenix eye blue has a very strong reproductive capacity, and it is easy to form a large area of the phoenix eye blue, which blocks the sun from entering the water, and also blocks the atmosphere, killing other aquatic plants and animals because of lack of oxygen and sunlight.
