Not to mention the city of night, the great dish, the noble herbs, which are of many years old, flowering at the end of winter and early spring, and the beautiful and compact form of the spring, and the colour of the leaves, which are good in viewing the herbs, suitable for medium-sized and small-scale pots, for light windows, several tables, etc., and so forth. Let's look at the way it grows
The growth of no-night cities
The great kalu plateau and the little kalu plateau, which originated in south africa, are now cultivated in many parts of the world. The sun is warm, dry, full of tender, dry, dry, dry, water-filled and too shaded. The appropriate growth temperature is around 20°c, which is frozen below zero, and growth is nearing standstill at around 10°c. Soils are best sandy and, in the case of viscosy slurry, half of the sand should be added in order to promote abating air and favourable drainage. The no-night city has a variety called "no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no。
The method of breeding no-night cities
1. Plugs: in the middle of spring, permafrost, usually between march and april, cutting up the top of a strong old plant and cutting it up to 10 to 15 centimetres long, cutting off the leaves on both sides of the base, placing it in the shade for two to three days, leaving it to be dried up, inserted in the culture soil, keeping the pelvis wet, 20 to 30 days of birth。
2. Division of plants: in the spring of each year, the stubling of stubble plants is carried out by shifting them out of old plants and growing them separately. It is necessary to control the watering of the new larvae, which in the summer is placed in an outdoor ventilated, semi-vaginal area, which is watered daily in the afternoon, and to maintain temperatures above 5°c in the winter, where the indoors are dry and sunlighty。
The method of farming the no-night city plumb
1 soil: the basic requirements for soil are laxity, fertility, water conservation, air penetration, appropriate sandy soil with laxity, fertility, drainage, good air-transmitting soil, with two pieces each of foliage or grass-char, sand or cylindite, one piece of garden soil, with a small amount of corroded bone powder or grass-wood as base manure, using half of the falconous soil and half of the coarse sand, and a better amount of chicken dung。
Lights: lights are preferred to be placed in an outdoor ventilated and well-lighted area, where short of light can lead to long, loosely sized, thinly ploughed leaves, while too strong light can lead to brown and green leaves that affect viewing. However, in the summer high-temperature weather, due attention is to be paid to the shade, and long periods of suntans result in thinning of leaves, which are not full and the colours become darker。
3. Temperatures: no-night cities are warm, suitable for about 20°c, frozen below zero degrees, and growing close to standstills around 10°c. The winter moves to indoor sunlight, where temperatures are not less than 10°c, normal watering and, where appropriate, thin fertilizer to keep the plant growing. If the temperature is not maintained at 10°c, the water should be tempered, fertilization should be stopped and the plant should be dormant。
4. Watering: the city is drought-resistant, the soil is watered, the soil is watered on the basis of the principle of “no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. The high temperatures and evaporation during the summer season require adequate water and frequent spraying of the leaves. Water will gradually be reduced after autumn, and it will be better to keep the ground dry in winter。
Fertilizers: per day from 15 to 20 days, the city is exposed to decomposed, thin or compound fats, dominated by organic matter such as horse-hooves, leachate and post-fermentable fluids, combined with inorganic quick fats such as potassium phosphate and dimethyl phosphate. In the pursuit of fertilizers, the pelvis should be fully ploughed. It is also important to avoid placing fertilizers on leaves, otherwise they may burn leaves or lead to black spots。
