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How to raise the root

Hank Schrader
2020-07-20 08:40:15
In order to take root, it is necessary to select the soil with good drainage, air permeability and acidity; provide a warm environment; in the growing stage, water more to make the basin soil moist, and apply fertilizer once a month. There are many diseases and insect pests, which need to be controlled in time. In addition, the basin needs to be changed regularly. Moreover, if you want to reproduce, you can use sowing or cutting methods.

1. Breeding environment

(1) soil: the main requirements are good drainage and air permeability, as well as weak acid. Specifically, we can use saprophytic soil and sandy soil, evenly mixed as culture soil.

(2) temperature: it's warm to root in the ground, so it's suitable at about 20 ℃. Winter must pay attention to, not less than zero, or will be frostbitten.

(3) watering: plants like to be wet. Therefore, especially during the growing period, it is necessary to provide sufficient water to make the basin soil in a moist state. But it is also afraid of waterlogging, there must be no water. In autumn and winter, you can reduce the frequency of watering. However, it may bloom in winter and need a little water.

(4) fertilization: mainly in the growing season, once a month.

2. Prevention and control of diseases and insect pests

Diseases and insect pests are more common, such as "powdery mildew" and other common pests. For disease can be treated with methyl tobujin; insect pest can be treated with oxidized dimethoate emulsion.

3. Change basin

Can change basin once a year, change part of old soil, prune root, cut off rotten root. If you need it, you can change it into a bigger basin.

4. Breeding methods

The most commonly used are cutting and sowing. Cutting mainly in May and June, with eight to ten cm long branches, pay attention to keep humidity. It is not suitable to cover the soil because the seeds are small. After sowing, if the condition is suitable, it will germinate in about half a month.

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