Since last year, erect flowers like Viburnum verrucosum have become very popular. It can be contrasted with clustered flowers, enhancing artistic conception and aesthetic feeling, and belongs to a particularly attractive type. The more you look at it, the more beautiful it is. The more you raise it, the more you like it.
A verbena can grow very tall and its shape is neat and orderly. Some people think that it also means to ward off evil spirits in towns and houses. It belongs to "positive" flowers and is very domineering when planted at home. Like friends might as well plant some ~
The ball of Viburnum verrucosum is very similar to water chestnut. Not big, but very explosive. I didn't feel anything when I planted it last year, and it was amazing until summer.
It can be planted in the ground or potted. Soak carbendazim for 20 minutes before planting, dry it and put it in the pot. Here, 20 balls are planted in a big pot of 35 cm. You can use a smaller pot and put five balls in a 20 cm pot.
Cover the seed ball with 5 cm deep soil, and then spray wet soil to wait for germination. After germination, water it normally, along the edge of the basin and put it in a bright place. Verbena grows very fast.
When the seedlings grow to 5 cm high and look lush, some compound fertilizers can be used, such as Merlot universal nutrient solution or slow-release fertilizer for meat, and lean fertilizer can be used once every 10 day (diluted 2 times according to the instructions).
Vetiveria bidentata likes light. If it is raised in the open air or placed in Nanyang terrace, it will take more than two months to draw the flowers, and then fertilization can be stopped.
Verbena blooms when it is hot in summer. It can withstand the highest temperature of 37 degrees, and can be planted in the yard or on both sides of the path. And it also has a pyrethroid smell, which can drive away mosquitoes. Open cultivation is really necessary ~
Vetiveria zizanioides can bloom in autumn. When it is finished, cut off the flower arrows and continue to raise leaves. As winter approaches, the branches and leaves will wither and gradually stop watering. You can put away the seeds below 8 degrees and plant them next spring, and even the flower lovers in the northeast can recycle them ~
If it is potted vetiver grass, if you are too lazy to collect balls in winter, you can cut off the dead leaves after the leaves wither, keep the pot dry and sanitary, and avoid the balls buried in the soil from rotting. If the temperature at home is high, be careful that the ball will revive and germinate, and then you can continue to raise it.