It is understood that quartz is suitable for planting in a well-soiled, warm and wet growing environment, which is more conducive to its cultivation and increases its growth。
The growth temperature of the quartz is 18°c-30°c and the long-term growth of the quartz is higher at 16°c-21°c. The temperature above 30 °c during the day when the pebble is grown has no effect on the growth of the pebble, while the growth temperature of the pebble cannot be lower than 10 °c during the winter season. The growth temperature of the quartz is very high at 10°c. Excessive drought should be avoided during the growth of the quartz, and drought should be filled with water in a timely manner, and sufficient water should be added to the new roots of the quartz. The areas where the plume is grown are affected by rain-fed weather and should prevent water accumulation and timely drainage. The quartz is exposed to cold temperatures and water, which can easily cause the root of the quartz to rot. The need for different types of pebbles also varies, while the regular pebbles can be kept in sufficient moisture during the winter, while pebbles can be suitable for drying and maintaining high air humidity。
Plantation techniques for quarries should be planted in areas with abundant sunlight, i. E., between spring and autumn, every day of life; in winter, because of lower temperatures, water should be watered every 14 days or so; in the case of quartz fertilizers, particulate-form chemical fertilizers should be applied, and in the case of liquid fertilizers applied alive, with an average of one in 1,000 per month. It has been investigated that during winter most of the pebbles fall from the leaves in winter, avoiding the acidization of the pebbles from corruption caused by the rescue of the media, which can be transplanted, more conducive to the growth of the pebble plants and more stimulating the pebbles to bloom. The quartz is an adjoining plant with very strict requirements for the climate environment. The roots of the swarms are attached to the moisture and nutrients that absorb the layer of rock that they cultivate on the gravel of the stone, which is bare in the air and absorbs a certain amount of moisture by requiring it from the fog and fog water in the air, which itself has chlorophyll for light-cooperative absorption. The geographical distribution of the quartz is narrower because it is subject to moisture in the climate environment, especially under strict requirements of air moisture. The platinum is supplemented by photocosm, the tubing will swell, the leaves will appear yellow and green, and the platinum will bloom with plenty of light。
During their growth, they are fertilized once a year and in the autumn they are applied relatively rarely. In the fertilisation of the plasters, nitrogen phosphorus fattens can be applied to the conditions of growth and leaf spray can increase the flowering of the plasters。
