You mean there are no new leaves? New leaves usually grow in spring, and summer is to maintain them.
If there is no leaf, it is dead.
Question 2: Murraya Murraya only grows bones and leaves. Why does it mutate? Become a flower on the other side?
Question 3: My family has raised murraya murraya for two years. Why not blossom? The leaves grow well. The scientific name of Murraya murraya, alias Senecio scandens, is an evergreen shrub or small tree of Murraya in Rutaceae. Odd pinnate compound leaves, wingless leaf axis, 3-9 leaflets, alternate, with great variation, from oval, obovate to nearly rhombic, entire. Aggregate inflorescence, terminal or born in the axil of the upper branch, with several flowers, extremely fragrant white. Flowering from May to August.
Murraya murraya is evergreen all the year round, with regular tree shape, lasting fragrance and beautiful white color. Both ground planting and potted plants are suitable. Because of its thin leaves, exposed roots, thick stems, pruning resistance and long life, it is an ideal material for cultivating stump bonsai.
Murraya murraya likes warm climate and plenty of sunshine, and neutral soil is the best. Murraya If Murraya Murraya blooms a lot, there are three points to pay attention to:
(1) The cultivation site should be in a sunny place without water accumulation.
(2) When applying fertilizer, we should pay attention to the combined application of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, instead of only applying nitrogen fertilizer; Apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer before flowering and budding, which is beneficial to more flowers and strong fragrance. If there is too much nitrogen fertilizer and insufficient phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, branches and leaves will grow in vain and sterile buds will grow.
(3) Before the bud is pregnant, it should be watered less to make it pregnant. Normal watering and fertilization should be carried out at flowering stage and after the bud is pregnant. Potted murraya murraya should put some slow-acting fertilizers containing phosphorus and potassium fertilizer as base fertilizer. The old stump of Murraya murraya is cultivated as a stump bonsai. After it survives in the upper pot, it is generally not appropriate to water it too much, nor to apply fertilizer or less. Because there is too much water and fertilizer, it is easy to sprout useless shoots, which affects the appearance.
Murraya murraya is an evergreen shrub with short and vigorous branches and messy roots. Bonsai lovers can imitate painting techniques and make it a vigorous or unique bonsai art treasure by pruning, shaping and cutting branches. The bonsai of Murraya murraya in Guangdong is well known. 1962, dear Premier Zhou Enlai and Vice Premier Chen Yi visited abroad via Guangzhou, and specially selected a pot of murraya and a pot of pineapple from Kong Taichu as gifts for His Majesty King Selassie of Ethiopia. 1986 queen Elizabeth ii visited Guangzhou, and Ye Xuanping, the former governor of Guangdong province, also gave her a potted plant of murraya as a souvenir.
Murraya murraya is abundant in India, and it can also be seen from time to time in the sparse forest of Shan Ye in southern China. Qu Dajun, a Lingnan poet in the early Qing Dynasty, famously said, "Every family has its own lessons." It can be seen that Murraya murraya was cultivated all over Guangdong in the Qing Dynasty, and many folks still like to put it in the patio to show good luck and longevity.
Murraya likes warm and humid climate, and is afraid of cold and drought in winter. In the north, only potted plants can be moved indoors in winter, and in the south, you can spend the winter in the open air. It has strong germination, strong growth and extremely resistant to pruning. In addition to the meticulous care of bonsai, the general greening cultivation is very well managed. The common bonsai of Murraya murraya is mostly wild, so the proportion of branches is not strict. Over the years, it has developed into a cultivated variety, cultivated since childhood, and artificially shaped excellent works.
But for beginners to make bonsai, pay attention to avoid choosing the wrong tree species. The appearance of "Shilixiang" of the same family is similar, but the difference is that its leaves are large and sharp, and the leaves are thin. Bark is brown and yellow, mostly produced in northern Guangdong, so it is not suitable for bonsai.
Murraya murraya grows fast, its branches are soft, and it is not easy to break when coiled. It can be propagated by sowing, cutting and layering. Using sowing method, the ripe red fruits were harvested from April to July, and the seeds were taken out and sown on the seedbed, and germinated after 1 month. Pruning can be carried out in April-May. Two-year-old branches were selected and cut into 15cm ~ 20cm cuttings. The leaves at the bottom of the ground were removed, leaving only three or four leaves at the top. The lower ends of cuttings are covered with soil and inserted into seedbeds or flowerpots to keep the soil moist and placed in the shade. After about 50 days, they can take root and sprout and grow leaves. In layering propagation, the branches of the mother plant close to the ground are pressed into the soil to germinate new roots, and then cut off to become new plants that live independently. High pressure method is used for tall plants whose branches are not easy to bend to the ground. Before germination, select strong branches and peel them in a ring shape with a width of about 2 cm to 3 cm. Then, the sandy loam and the cultivated soil are kneaded into paste, wrapped outside the corpus callosum, covered with moist moss, covered with plastic film, and tied with plastic ropes at both ends, which is beneficial to moisture retention. When the new roots grow, the mother plants are cut from under the roots and then planted in flowerpots.
Question 4: Murraya murraya has been planted for more than a year! Never grow new leaves! The leaves are a little yellow! Sporadic troubles. Look at the picture.
Question 5: Murraya murraya leaves withered, how to save them? 5 points Murraya Murraya likes warmth and is afraid of cold. After winter, the yellow leaves of Murraya murraya, which moved indoors to prevent freezing and keep warm, fell off. In addition to blowing cold air to catch cold, the main reason is that the basin soil is too wet or too dry. It is also related to indoor air circulation, dry or too hot environment.
Solution:
First, don't be too wet or too wet, just keep the general humidity.
Second, keep the room temperature around 5℃ and pay attention to indoor air circulation.
Third, increase the environmental humidity and spray water on the blades. After the freezing in February, although some leaves have fallen off, if the branches are still blue, new leaves will grow after moving out of the room.
Question 6: Murraya woody has not blossomed for five years. Why can phosphate fertilizer really be used?
Nitrogen fertilizer is mainly used to make leaves dark green, phosphorus fertilizer is mainly used to make test tubes branch and blossom, and potassium fertilizer is mainly used to color and expand fruits, but it is often needed.
Plants need potassium, phosphorus, nitrogen and other elements as nutrients, but also need to absorb a very small amount of iron, boron, arsenic, manganese, copper, cobalt, molybdenum and other elements as nutrients. These elements are in small demand, but they are necessary for life activities and are called trace elements.
Question 7: My woody murraya murraya will not bloom for 56 years. Why has no one answered me directly? No, I just received a letter from my mother today. If you keep doing this, this flower won't bloom. After he grows 20 leaves, put the rotten apples in the soil, then cover them with plastic bags and cover them with the gas released by the rotten apples. Alas, I still want to ask, will there be good flowers in your family?
Question 8: Why does Murraya Murraya like light and can tolerate semi-cloudy environment, so indoor environmental maintenance should not be a light problem. Murraya murraya is the most sensitive to moisture, which is the top priority of conservation. Don't water it too often. When the topsoil is dry, water it again. Don't dry it thoroughly. If it is too wet, it will grow badly, the leaves will turn yellow and fall off.
It is also required that the environment is well ventilated and can grow normally with a certain relative humidity, and it is not resistant to dry environment, so it is necessary to humidify the growing environment and plants frequently.
In addition, in the indoor environment, it is vulnerable to the harm of red spiders, especially around May. Because the climate is suitable, the harm of red spider is the most serious, so you'd better carefully check both sides of the leaves, mainly the back. Especially small harmful mites breed very fast, suck the juice of plants, and the damaged leaves are covered with yellow spots first, and then gradually melt into big spots or the whole leaves are yellow. Acaricides can be sprayed in time for control, such as dicofol, nisolone, mijing and other special fungicides. If you are in the Netherlands, you can buy it according to local pesticides, but you must buy acaricide.
The cultivation management and matters needing attention of Murraya murraya are as follows, please refer to it.
Murraya murraya, also known as Senecio scandens, is an evergreen shrub of Rutaceae and Murraya, which can sometimes grow into small trees. Plants are graceful, with beautiful branches and leaves and rich flowers. The plant height of potted plants is 1m ~ 2m, with many branches and upright growth. Dry skin is gray or light brown with longitudinal cracks. Odd pinnate compound leaves alternate, with 3 to 9 leaflets, alternate, ovoid, spoon-shaped obovate or nearly rhombic, entire, dark green and shiny. Cymes with white flowers, about 4 cm in diameter, flowering from July to 10. Berries are nearly spherical with red flesh, and the maturity period is 10 to February of the following year.
Murraya murraya is produced in China, Yunnan, Guizhou, Hunan, Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian, Taiwan Province and other tropical and subtropical regions in Asia. Sexually, the climate is warm and not cold-resistant. Potted plants are used in northern areas, and the room temperature for wintering should not be lower than 5℃. I also like humid environment, which is more resistant to shade. In the shade where many flowers and trees are difficult to grow, it is lush and suitable for sunshade balconies and courtyards. Slightly drought-tolerant, avoid waterlogging, and not strict with soil, but loose, fertile, humus-rich and permeable neutral culture soil is better for potted plants.
Protection and management: Murraya murraya likes sunshine, tolerates semi-shade and warmth. Its optimum growth temperature is 20~32℃, and it is not cold-resistant. When the lowest temperature drops to about 5℃ in winter, it will be transferred to low temperature (5~ 10℃) for wintering indoors, which is not conducive to premature exercise of its cold resistance. If the room temperature is too low, the leaves will fall off easily, which will affect the growth of the next year. If the room temperature is below 0℃, plants may freeze to death. If the room temperature is too high, plants will not sleep well and even sprout indoors. When cold air blows out of the room, the buds will shrink, and when new buds germinate again, it will affect the growth of that year. The room temperature is too high in winter, which consumes plant nutrition and is not conducive to growth and flowering in the following year. Avoid direct sunlight during the growth period and cultivate in a cool place, so that the flowers of Murraya murraya can be rich in fragrance.
Murraya murraya is not strict with the soil, so it is advisable to choose loose and fertile sandy soil rich in humus. Murraya murraya, just planted or turned over, should be watered and permeable. It should be placed in the shade for about 10 days, and then planted in a sunny and well-ventilated place.
When planting, a few pieces of animal hoof horns should be placed on the bottom of the basin as base fertilizer. In addition to applying base fertilizer when planting, it is advisable to mix some bone powder or nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer into the cultivated soil when planting pots or turning pots to change soil, and apply decomposed organic liquid fertilizer once a month during the growing period. Nitrogen fertilizer can not be applied alone, otherwise the branches and leaves will grow white and the buds will be infertile. In order to promote flower bud differentiation from April to June, 0.2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution can be sprayed on leaves once a month, and the rest can be sprayed on roots. Because murraya murraya originated in the south and likes slightly acidic soil, it is best to apply "alum fertilizer water" twice a year. But don't fertilize during winter dormancy. If it is to cultivate young trees, the fertilizer and water can be appropriately larger to promote their growth and development; Reach the height and thickness required for modeling as soon as possible.
Murraya murraya is drought-tolerant, so it should be watered wet and dry, and there should be no water in the basin. In case of continuous rain, the flowerpot should be put down or placed in a shelter. If you water too much, it will often cause rotten roots, such as leaves curling and losing luster. This is a signal of rotten roots, which should be taken seriously and remedial measures should be taken as soon as possible. First of all, we should control watering and observe its changes. If it takes 2~3 days, it still doesn't get better, but it gets worse. Then, the plants should be taken out of the pot, washed with water to remove the soil from the roots, dried, soaked in potassium permanganate solution of 1:5000 for disinfection, soaked in rooting solution of 1:2000 for 8 hours, and then put into the pot again. It is not advisable to water too much during the growing period, as long as the soil remains slightly wet. It is not advisable to water too much in summer and hot season, but there should be no water in the basin (barrel). At this point, it is still ... >>
Question 9: Why the leaves of Murraya murraya become weak and lack nutrients after winter? Properly topdressing, changing soil to make pots, cutting off redundant roots and pruning properly!
Question 10: Why does Murraya murraya lose its leaves in winter? There are several reasons, 1. The room temperature is too high in winter, which disturbs the dormancy of plants. At this time, the new leaves grow normally, and the old leaves will slowly turn yellow and fall off. 2. Changing pots in winter, or if there is something wrong with the pots you just bought, will hurt the roots, no matter how careful you are, including the influence of the new environment on the roots, water and temperature. 3. Leaves fall off due to accumulated water in roots. 4. Leaves fall off due to improper fertilization. 5. Leaves fall off due to low temperature. 6. Diseases and pests. 7, indoor place is not ventilated. The reasons of murraya murraya leaves are mainly the above points. If you just bought it, it is mostly the root and premature sun exposure. If it is kept for a long time, it is necessary to consider the problems of pests and fertilization.