Anyone who has raised flowers knows that flowers should not be watered indiscriminately. Sometimes, if you keep watering flowers, it will not make them grow well, but will lead to rotten roots and death. This is because you often water it, and the roots of the flowers are always in a state of heavy load and there is no way to breathe. After a long time, the roots will rot, and then a pot of bright flowers will wither.
So if you want to raise flowers well, you must first learn to water them. Not only the amount and frequency of watering are different in spring, summer, autumn and winter, but also the amount and method of watering required by different varieties of flowers are different. Today, I will share with you five common methods of watering flowers. Friends who like to grow flowers should look carefully.
First of all, Molly
Jasmine is a flower that likes water very much, but it doesn't mean that it can be watered every day, so it will rot its roots. Now this season, make sure to water once every three days, and don't water too much. After summer, the time can be shortened to once every two days, but the amount of watering can not be too much, and there can not be water at the bottom of the basin all the time. Too much water will also affect the flowering period of jasmine.
Second, copper money grass
Copper money grass is a plant that likes water very much. It doesn't matter if you water it every day. But if you plant it in the soil, try not to water it every day, just make sure it is once every two days. If it is hydroponics, just change the water once a week. Copper money grass is a relatively small and fresh plant, which is very suitable for young friends to grow.
Third, aloe vera.
Aloe vera is a drought-tolerant plant. You'd better not keep watering. It doesn't like water very much. When planting aloe vera, you must water it once a week, sometimes it doesn't matter if you water it once every half month. If you want to use tap water, you'd better dry it for two days before watering aloe.
Fourth, Hu Pilan.
Like aloe, Huperzia serrata is a particularly drought-tolerant plant. Generally, water once every 10 day. Huperzia serrata should not be watered too often. If you water it too much, it will lead to root rot.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) asparagus
This is a plant that is not very drought-tolerant. Now it is enough to water the leaves once every two days in this season, but it is best to spray some water on the leaves with a watering can in the morning and evening to prevent the air from being too dry. If the air is too dry, asparagus leaves will turn yellow. Although asparagus is not very drought-tolerant, don't water it every day, but give it a space for roots to breathe.
For people who can grow flowers, watering is really important. The amount and method of watering each flower and season are different. Today, I will share with you five common watering methods for plants at home, hoping to help friends who like and want to grow flowers.
Like jasmine,
First, the cultivation method of jasmine
1, basin soil
Potted jasmine requires that the soil is rich in organic matter, has good air permeability and ventilation performance, and can be used in fertile and slightly acidic sandy soil.
Step 2 apply fertilizer
Jasmine likes fertilizer, so the potted soil should maintain sufficient fertility.
The high temperature world in summer is the peak of jasmine growth. At this time, we should fertilize it more and apply potassium dihydrogen phosphate fertilizer twice a month. In summer, if the tender shoots of jasmine are flourishing but don't bloom, it is because of excessive fertilization that the plants grow white. In this case, it is necessary to control water and fertilize so that it can germinate in time, and pay attention to moving jasmine to a sunny and well-ventilated place to breed.
water
Jasmine is not drought-tolerant, so it needs more watering. However, when summer is hot, it is forbidden to accumulate water in the basin, otherwise it will lead to root rot of plants. In rainy season, the flowerpots should be dumped in time to prevent water accumulation. It is hot in summer, so water it every morning and evening 1 time. If the leaves are found to be curled, water should be sprayed on the leaves in time to promote growth and development.
4. Lighting equipment
Jasmine likes to grow in a humid, warm and sunny environment. Compared with the cold, jasmine in the south can directly overwinter outdoors, while those in the north should pay attention to keep warm, and indoor potted plants should be placed in the south-facing position in winter.
When the light is strong, the leaves of jasmine will be dark green, the branches will be thick, and the cultivated flowers will have good color and strong fragrance.
5. Breeding method
In China, jasmine is generally propagated by cutting, layering and dividing plants.
Cutting should select mature 1 annual branches, cut them into 10 cm length, remove the lower leaves, bring a pair of complete leaves at the top, insert them into a bed of equal amount of mud and sand, and cover them with plastic film to maintain high air humidity.
Long-branch layering should be selected, slightly cut at 15 cm, preferably at the lower part of the node, buried in a basin filled with sand and mud, kept moist, began to take root after 2 ~ 3 weeks, and cut from the mother plant to become seedlings after about 2 months.
Dividing plants can be combined with changing pots every spring, peeling off dense branches of jasmine and potted separately. When dividing plants, roots and branches and leaves of aboveground parts can be trimmed appropriately.
Second, the matters needing attention in the cultivation of jasmine
1, plastic trimming
Jasmine grows very fast in summer, so it needs pruning in time.
The pruning of potted jasmine made its base between 10 cm and 15 cm, which promoted most stout new shoots. If the new shoots grow vigorously, they should be removed when they grow to 10 cm, which will lead to more flowers and compact plant types. After the flowers wither, the branches should be cut off in time to reduce nutrient consumption, which is also conducive to promoting the growth of new shoots, making jasmine flowers with dense branches, more buds and more flowers.
2. Common pests
The common pests of jasmine are: Cicada, Cicada, Citrus Gray Elephant, Red Spider and so on.
These pests usually feed on leaves, twigs, flowers and fruits, which are very harmful to the growth of jasmine plants. Everyone must take more protection in the process of maintenance. It can be sprayed with universal powder or pyrethroid and 200 times of water once every half month, even if there are no pests and diseases, so as to prevent problems before they happen. The suitable spraying time is 9: 00 am and 4: 00 pm on sunny days.