Cultivation methods and precautions of blood-replenishing grass

Cultivation methods and precautions of blood-replenishing grass

1. Maintenance methods

1. Temperature: Limonium prefers a cool environment. Specifically, it is best to be between twelve and twenty degrees. Because it has a very strong ability to resist cold, there is generally no need to take special anti-cold measures even in very northern areas. However, if you want it to bloom better, the temperature should not be too low.

2. Light: It has higher requirements for sunlight when it grows fast and blooms, so it is better to place it in a place with scattered light. But in summer it is best to keep it in a cooler environment, otherwise it will wilt.

3. Watering: When the blood-replenishing grass is in the seedling stage, it requires more water. Generally speaking, it is best to keep the soil moist. After that, it will have a certain degree of drought resistance, but it still cannot withstand long-term drought.

4. Fertilization: Blood-replenishing grass has a relatively high demand for fertilizer. In addition to the nutrients already in the soil, top dressing must be applied in a timely manner. Especially during the flowering period, fertilizer is needed every ten days, and the main fertilizer used is phosphorus fertilizer.

2. Breeding techniques

1. Reproduction: Sowing method can be used. One of the first tasks is to select an appropriate sowing site. It is best to plant it in a place with deep soil that is easy to drain, preferably sandy soil. Then comes the selection of seeds. When sowing, the row spacing can be about 40 cm and the plant spacing can be about 30 cm. When sowing, water thoroughly in time and ensure ventilation conditions. When it grows to a certain height, it can be planted.

2. Pruning: The first thing is to prune its flower branches. Keep four or five for each plant, not too many. In addition, proper pruning is also required after flowering.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1. Disease: "Viral disease" is a common disease that can cause plant deformities and the leaves will also be harmed to a certain extent. It is best to prevent it with omethoate and pay attention to disinfection. Another problem is "scorch disease", which is prone to occur when it rains a lot and can be prevented by using cypermethrin.

2. Pests: The main ones are "aphids", which are harmful in themselves and can also spread some diseases. They need to be cleaned up in time.

IV. Other issues

1. Toxicity: Its seeds are poisonous, and its many parts can be used as medicine.

2. Can it be raised at home? Yes, it is possible, because it is not mainly used for viewing.


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