Breeding methods and precautions for hanging flower firebird

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: The hanging flower firebird is suitable for growing in relatively fertile soil, and also likes soil with good drainage and air permeability. When preparing the soil, you can use garden soil + leaf mold + a small amount of river sand to mix.

2. Temperature: The environmental temperature most suitable for its growth is between 18-30℃. It prefers a warmer growing environment. It is best to grow it indoors in winter, and it is best to control the temperature above 12℃.

3. Light: It prefers a growing environment with sufficient light. If the light conditions at the maintenance location are not very good, it will appear weak and affect flowering. In summer, it needs to be given appropriate shade to avoid sunburn.

4. Watering: You don’t need to be too strict about watering it during normal breeding. Just try to keep the soil slightly moist. But in summer, you need to water more appropriately because the water is lost faster.

2. Breeding techniques

1. Pruning: Pruning can be done at any time during maintenance. As long as diseased branches, dead branches, old branches, etc. are found, they can be cut off. Secondly, after its flowering period, the flowering branches should be removed in time to avoid the loss of nutrients.

2. Reproduction: The reproduction method of the hanging flower firebird is mostly by division. When dividing, first choose a relatively sturdy rhizome without disease, prepare fertile soil with good drainage, plant it at a depth of 5 to 7 cm and cultivate it in a cool place.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1. Diseases: Common diseases include leaf blight, root rot, anthracnose and other common diseases. These diseases will cause the leaves of the plant to become smaller, the plant to grow weakly and the amount of flowering to decrease. When it is discovered, timely prevention and treatment should be carried out and the corresponding medicine should be purchased as soon as possible.

2. Pests: The most common pest is thrips, which must be caught and killed in time when they are first discovered. If the disease is serious, you will need to use pesticides to spray it. Persistent use will cure it.

IV. Other issues

1. Can it be raised indoors? The growth environment of the hanging flower flamingo requires sufficient sunlight. If the indoor lighting conditions are good, it can be raised indoors, but the indoor ventilation must be guaranteed.

2. Can it be potted: The hanging firebird can be potted, and it is more suitable for potted. If you pay attention to the care of the potted plants, they will be very beautiful. Placing them indoors can not only add greenery, but also purify the indoor environment.