Soil requirements: bottled soil using corroded leaves, fields, pearl rock and pie fat。
Land-replacement patterns: soil-replacement changes every 1-2 years, and flower basins need to be replaced if they are good。
Sufficient light: maintained in good light and provided sufficient dispersive light. In summer, appropriate shades are needed。
Control temperature: grows at about 23°c, increases ventilation in the summer and sprays fog around, and shifts to warm rooms in the winter。
Proper watering: in spring, summer, autumn, three seasons, it is appropriate to keep the soil wet and dry in winter。
I. Methodology for the making of the scarica place
1. Soil requirements
The conservation of the cherry basin landscape requires, first and foremost, the preparation of suitable soil for conservation and the ensuring of good permeability and adequate nutrients. The growth of cherry blossoms can be ensured by the use of corrosive land, field land, pearl rock and a mix of perfunctory pie, as well as by the direct purchase of specialized nutrients。
2. Land-changing patterns
A cherry-planting plant must have its own pattern of soil exchange, with soil replacements required every one to two years during the farming process, as well as for conservation purposes if the plant is longer. Land exchange can provide adequate nutrients for the plant, prevent the impact of soil sheeting on the plant, and require the cutting of its roots each time the soil is changed。
Three, full light
Sakura radiant sun, which needs to be conserved in better-lighted areas in the process of breeding, allows plants to receive adequate dispersive light for the purpose of promoting and preserving flowers. In the summer, however, appropriate shades are needed to keep the plant in a semi-negative environment and to avoid the damage caused to the plant by direct exposure。
Control temperature
Sakura likes warm environments and grows at about 23°c, so it is important to have appropriate temperature control measures in order to grow it. During the summer, ventilation is enhanced and water is often sprayed around the plant to ensure that ambient temperatures do not exceed 33°c. During the winter, it is recommended that plants be moved directly into the room for heating and that ambient temperatures not be lower than 10°c。
5. Watering as appropriate
The cultivation of the cherry blossoms ensures adequate moisture, follows the principle of dry wetting, watering the soil according to its dry humidity and maintaining the soil in a moist state during the spring and autumn seasons. In the winter season, when plants enter hibernation and the demand for moisture drops, it is sufficient to keep the soil dry, and wet soil is not conducive to the planting of the plant for winter。
6. Sufficient nutrients
Sakura fertilizers must be grown in such a way as to ensure sufficient nutrients, to master the principle of multiplication, to apply thin liquid fertilizers every half month during the growing season of the plant, to follow up on the phosphate fertilizer before and after its flowering period and to promote the flowering of the plant. In the summer and winter of the cherry blossoms, the application of fertilizers must be stopped in order to prevent its occurrence。
7. Proper trim
Cutting is the key to the growth of cherry blossoms, which are mainly designed for stunted, long, ill leaves and post-facing flowers. Timely trimping can reduce nutrient loss and promote plant growth. Attention is drawn to the need to decontaminate the plant wound after each cut to avoid infection。
Ii. How to conserve cherry blossoms in the autumn
1. Adequate nutrients
In order to ensure the growth of the cherry blossoms in the autumn, it is important to provide sufficient nutrients for the plant, which should be based on phosphorous potassium fertilizer and promote the growth of the plant, with a recommendation for fertilization of approximately 20 days. And the spraying of the plant with the fat on the leaves is very helpful for the winter of the cherry blossoms。
2. Watering methods
It is important to ensure adequate moisture and watering in the autumn is based on the dampness of the soil to ensure a micro-humid state of the soil. However, the temperature will gradually decline in the autumn, at which point it will be necessary to reduce the irrigation of the plant, which will only be necessary to ensure that the soil is dry during the winter。
Three, full light
Light is the key to the growth of cherry blossoms, and in the autumn we must ensure that the light is sufficient and that the plants are kept where they are better. In order for the plant to survive the winter, the better the light is available for the conservation of the plant。
4. Proper trim
In order to ensure the growth of the plant during the autumn, the plant will need to be properly trimmed to cut the stunts of stunted, growing and diseased, so as to reduce its consumption of nutrients and allow it to grow better. After the cut has been completed, sterilization must be done to prevent infection in the plant。
Five, room temperature
After the fall, which would mean winter, there would also be a need to prepare the corresponding temperature measures ahead of schedule, and when the temperature fell to 15°c in the autumn, the cherry blossoms would be moved directly into the room for maintenance。
