Yarrow cultivation methods and precautions

1. Maintenance methods

1. Temperature: The best environment for yarrow is 5-25℃. It is relatively cold-resistant, but the temperature cannot be too high.

2. Light: Sufficient light must be ensured during breeding, and it must not be exposed to direct strong light, especially when the temperature is relatively high in summer. If you don't pay attention to protecting it, the leaves will definitely turn yellow.

3. Soil: Its requirements for soil are not particularly high. Generally, it can be grown in slightly moist soil and sandy loam.

4. Water: The moisture in the soil should be moderate. If there is too much moisture, drain it in time; if there is too little moisture, water it in time. Do not water too much to avoid root rot. When there is a lot of water accumulation in the pot, the roots will rot, and the leaves will turn yellow, so it is necessary to drain the water in time.

2. Breeding techniques

1. Overwintering: The breeding temperature in winter cannot be lower than 5℃. When there is sunshine, appropriate light supplement should be provided. The soil cannot be too dry. When watering, do not water too much at one time, but water moderately.

2. Summer: It rains frequently and the temperature is high in summer. At this time, we must not allow a large amount of water to accumulate in the flower pots. At the same time, make sure the plants are not exposed to direct sunlight.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1. Root rot: Many plants will suffer from root rot. This happens mostly because there is too much water in the pot. At this time, you need to take good care of the plants and do a good job of drainage in time.

2. Yellow leaves: This may be caused by excessive light, or by lack of water or excessive water. Once you know the problem, you should deal with it in time and solve it. If you take good care of it, it will naturally thrive.