Fern cultivation methods and precautions

Fern cultivation methods and precautions

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: Acidic soil is often used for growing bracken because it contains rich organic matter, has good drainage and moist soil, making it very suitable for growing bracken.

2. Water: When watering, the amount of water should be large, and the standard is to water thoroughly. Make sure it absorbs enough water to grow better, but also drain the water in time to avoid water accumulation. Soaking the roots will cause root rot.

3. Nutrients: The nutrients in farmyard manure are suitable for the growth of ferns. Do not use too much fertilizer when applying it. Just apply small amounts frequently.

4. Light: It needs sufficient light. When the light is sufficient for its growth, its stems and leaves will grow rapidly, so the planting location should have good light.

2. Breeding techniques

1. Pruning: After planting, there will be scattered branches, weeds, and wilted leaves. At this time, all of these should be pruned away to avoid affecting other stems and leaves due to insufficient nutrient absorption.

2. Reproduction: Rhizomes are usually used for reproduction. Select strong and powerful rhizomes and cut and trim their roots. Then place it in soil with sufficient nutrients, spray some water and wait for the seedlings to emerge.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1. Spore reproduction: Spores are a kind of weed that grows around bracken. It has a large reproduction amount and a strong ability to entangle. It will entangle the bracken and absorb its nutrients, causing great harm to the bracken. The solution is to first remove the main branches and leaves with spores, and then spray them with herbicides.

2. Root rot: Although bracken requires a lot of water, you should also avoid storing water during watering. Long-term or excessive storage of water will cause root rot and lead to root rot, so be sure to water less.

IV. Other issues

1. How to survive the winter: Fern is a plant that can grow in both high and low temperatures. It can grow normally in winter without any protection. The temperature is around minus 35 degrees Celsius and you can still survive normally, so don't worry.

2. Whether it can be exposed to rain: It can be watered by rain. When it rains, the rainwater falls on its stems and leaves, which can wash away the dust on its stems and leaves.

<<:  Breeding methods and precautions of Gypsophila paniculata

>>:  Willow cultivation methods and precautions

Recommend

How to water rose potted plants

Key points for watering rose potted plants Rose p...

Can Linalina be kept at home? What are its functions?

Is Linalin poisonous? Linaea is a succulent plant...

Onion growing environment and growing conditions

Onion Growth Environment and Conditions Onions we...

What are the varieties of Hoya

Hoya cymbidium The flowers of the Ring-crowned Ho...

What should I do if bougainvillea doesn’t bloom?

Bougainvillea is a popular choice for home potted...

Cultivation methods and precautions of large-leaf gardenia

1. Potting soil When cultivating large-leaf garde...

How to prune lilac

When to prune lilacs Lilac needs to be pruned in ...

Bamboo planting conditions are suitable for the environment of the planting area

Bamboo Planting Conditions When planting bamboo, ...

Cultivation methods and precautions of green apple arrowroot

1. Soil Judging from its growth habits, it likes ...

Watermelon Diseases Pictures and Pesticide Control

Watermelon is a common fruit in daily life and is...

Wedding flower etiquette: flower decoration for the bridal chamber

Principles of flower decoration The flower decora...

What should I do if passion fruit is too dense? Can it bear fruit in a pot?

1. What to do if it is too dense When planting pa...

Can ginger be grown hydroponically? How to grow hydroponically ginger?

Can ginger be grown hydroponically? Ginger is a h...

Can onions be planted directly after they sprout?

Many people often encounter the problem of onion ...