Cultivation and conservation
The aroma is a fragrance and flower-rich ornamental plant that reproduces and conserves as follows:
Reproduction methods:
The breeding methods of the acacia are mainly seed breeding and adhesive breeding。
(i) seed breeding: take the ripe berries off, remove the seeds, wash them clean and dry, then sow them in the appropriate season, keep the soil humid, and germinate about 1-2 weeks later。
(2) cultivation: choosing healthy sapphires, cutting branches with a length of about 10-15 cm, removing leaves from the lower leaf, inserting wet graft into the culture soil, maintaining soil humid, with roots occurring after about 2-3 weeks。
Conservation methods:
(1) light: sunflowers like plenty of sunlight and can choose to be placed outside or bright inside. However, during the summer heat, proper shades can be used to prevent sunburning of leaves。
(2) temperature: the accelerants are suitable for growth at 15-25°c to avoid adverse effects on their growth from excessive or low temperatures。
(3) watering: the sunflower prefers a moist environment, but it cannot be damp enough to water two to three times a week and to keep the soil wet. The frequency of watering can be increased appropriately during high summer temperatures。
(4) fertilisation: acacia is produced with a long-term requirement for a suitable amount of fertilizer, which can be diluted once a month, liquid fertilizer, or a quarterly application of ablution。
(5) pest prevention: acacias are vulnerable to pests such as aphids and white lice and can be regularly examined for plant plantings, and appropriate preventive measures such as spraying insecticide or swiping leaves with soap。
These are the breeding and conservation methods of the sunflower, and i hope they will help you. If you have any other questions, you can always ask me
