Allen's breeding methods and precautions

Allen's breeding methods and precautions

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: It has a strong adaptability, as long as it has good drainage and air permeability, so we usually use sandy soil when preparing the soil, and put some egg shells or broken tiles at the bottom of the flowerpot to achieve the effect of drainage and ventilation.

2. Watering: Because it has the ability to store water, we don’t have to water it frequently. Once a week is enough. It is best to water it thoroughly and avoid water accumulation due to rain.

3. Light: It will grow better in a well-lit location. We must ensure that it has sufficient light during the growing period. If it is summer, it is best to shade it from the sun to avoid being exposed to the sun.

4. Temperature: It has relatively broad temperature requirements and can grow in an environment of 5-35℃. It prefers an environment with a large temperature difference between day and night. If the temperature is too high or too low in summer and winter, it will hibernate and stop growing.

2. Breeding techniques

1. Reproduction: Allen can be propagated by leaf cuttings. The method is relatively simple. You only need to pick the stronger leaves on the outside and place them on the soil. It is easy to survive.

2. Water: When the weather is good or hot, you can water more appropriately. If it is raining, you can water less or even not at all.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1. Blistering: If bubbles appear on the leaves of the plant, it means that it is infected with fungi. If there are only one or two leaves, we can just break off the leaves. If there are a large number, we need to use carbendazim to spray and irrigate the roots.

2. Black spot disease: Black spot disease is relatively common, and it has strong transmission and reproduction capabilities. Once discovered, timely measures must be taken, move to a ventilated location for maintenance, and use thiophanate-methyl for spraying, and persist in using the medication.

IV. Other issues

1. Can it be grown indoors: Allen can be grown indoors. As long as it is provided with sufficient light, its growth can be guaranteed. It can also serve as a good decoration indoors and is very cute.

2. Is it poisonous? Allen is non-toxic. It looks so cute and is harmless to humans. Flower lovers can grow it with confidence.

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