What are the cultivation methods and precautions of Crinum serrata?

Introduction of Crinum

Crinum juncea, also known as Wenzhulan, Eighteen Scholars, etc., belongs to the Amaryllis family. Its fruit is spherical and usually has only one seed. Its leaves and roots can be used as medicine.

Crinum juncea prefers a humid growing environment, and generally uses division and sowing when propagating.

Crinum orchid cultivation method

Crinum prefers a warm and humid growing environment. It needs plenty of sunlight at ordinary times and plenty of water when cared for. Especially in summer, the soil needs to be kept moist, and it needs to be transplanted every 2-3 years. This way, it will grow stronger and bloom more.

Watering method

From May to September, you can water the Crinum juncea in an appropriate amount every day, and keep the soil moist at ordinary times. However, during the growing season and summer, you need to increase the amount of watering appropriately to provide it with a moist growing environment.

Fertilization method

When caring for Crinum juncea, it needs to be fertilized every 7-10 days. Note that the fertilizer applied should be light at first and then concentrated. In winter, because the temperature is relatively low, fertilization needs to be stopped.

Pruning methods

During the period of vigorous growth of Crinum juncea, it is necessary to carry out pruning work in time and remove the buds in time. In this way, its rhizomes will grow more neatly and the plant shape will be upright.

Things to note when growing Crinum

When caring for Crinum, you need to pay attention to the fact that it needs sufficient sunlight under normal circumstances, but in summer it needs to be moved to a cool place for maintenance, and the ground should be frequently sprinkled with water to keep it moist. During the growing period, it should be watered in time to prevent the soil from drying out.