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How to carry the ghost arrow feather pile down the mountain
Ghost arrow feather is also called Euonymus lanceolatus. Euonymus fortunei likes light, so it should be placed in a sunny and ventilated place, with proper shade in summer to prevent the sun from exposure. Autumn is favorable for the leaves to turn red in advance under light. In winter, you can spend the winter outdoors and bury the basin in the soil in sunny places. Watering: Euonymus fortunei bonsai is usually moist, and should be dry but not wet. Water properly in the spring and summer growth period to facilitate growth, flowering and fruiting. Water should be controlled when the leaves are red in autumn, and the soil should be slightly dry. During the winter dormancy period, water is poured every 5 ~ 7 days.

fertilize the soil or land

Buxus macrophylla is too fat, and thin decomposed cakes and fat water are applied every two weeks during the growing period. Give priority to the application of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, and apply less nitrogen fertilizer to avoid false increase. Fertilization should be less or no after autumn. Put some rotten cake crumbs in the pot as base fertilizer in winter.

prune

When new branches and leaves germinate in spring, they should be properly cut short to keep the crown dense and not loose. Trimming after defoliation in autumn. Cut off budding branches, clustered branches and overlapping branches to maintain a certain shape and tree posture.

Turnover washbasin

It can be turned once every 2 ~ 3 years, preferably in February ~ March in spring before germination and leaf release, and also in autumn. When turning the pot, combine the root system that has been pruned too long, remove the old soil, replace it with fertile and loose culture soil, and add appropriate amount of cake fertilizer crumbs and bran ash. For example, if the roots are raised by culture, the plants can be gradually raised to expose the taproots at the base.

5. Pest control

Buxus macrophylla is damaged by leaf-eating insects such as Buxus macrophylla and Buxus macrophylla. The control method is to spray trichlorfon or dichlorvos 1500 times solution during the larval activity from April to May.

6. Harvest and processing

Autumn harvest. After harvesting, dry it in the sun until it is 70% to 80% dry, and pile it stuffy.