How to plant brocade flowers

Soil selection for brocade

The variegated marigold is not very demanding on the soil and can survive in most soils, but choosing fertile and breathable soil can make the plant grow more vigorously and the flower colors more colorful. Therefore, the soil can be made of garden soil, peat soil and perlite in a ratio of 2:2:1 and mixed evenly.

Fertilization measures for brocade

The fertilizer requirements of the hydrangea are not very high, so mixing base fertilizer into the soil before planting is a very effective fertilizer supply measure. Peat and perlite can be chosen as the base fertilizer. In the later stage, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers can be applied once every two months. For potted variegated flowers, solid fertilizers can be dissolved in water first, and then watered. Be careful not to make the concentration too high. If planted in the courtyard, you can dig holes on both sides and spread the fertilizer, and then water it.

Temperature control of Jinhua

The jasmine plant prefers a warm climate, and 20-25℃ is most suitable for growth. When the temperature is above 30℃ or below zero, the plant may enter a dormant state. Therefore, during the hot summer season, the plants in the courtyard should be shaded, and potted plants can be moved indoors.

Water selection for changing brocade flowers

After planting the hydrangea, it should be watered thoroughly, and then watered when the surface of the potting soil is dry. During the growing period, the frequency of watering can be appropriately increased. Water can be irrigated to keep the soil moist, but there should be no stagnant water.

Cultivation method of brocade flower

Trim off the remaining roots of the bulb, place it in a hidden place to dry the wound, and then plant it. The top of the bulb should be exposed above the soil surface when planting. When it grows up, you can cut the small bulbs from the bulb, dry the wounds, and then transplant them in spring and autumn.

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