1. Maintenance methods1. Temperature: Mars flower likes a warm environment, so under normal circumstances the temperature should not exceed 35 degrees, otherwise it will easily become dehydrated and cannot bloom normally. Its cold resistance is still relatively optimistic. Generally, if the winter temperature is above five degrees, it can survive the winter normally. However, it cannot survive the winter outdoors in the north. 2. Watering: Mars flower likes a moist growing environment, and the soil cannot be too dry. If it is dry, the growth will be affected, and the branches and leaves of the plant will become shriveled and dull. Especially in summer, the amount of watering needs to be increased to ensure normal growth. 3. Light: Only warm and sufficient light can achieve good growth, so it can receive full sunlight in spring and winter. The strong light in summer can be reduced appropriately to prevent the flowers from withering due to the sun. If the light is up to standard, the flowers will bloom more vividly and the colors will be healthier. 4. Fertilization: Some base fertilizer needs to be applied when planting to ensure that the seedlings can grow normally. Then, topdressing needs to be continued during the growth period, which can help prolong the flowering period. 2. Breeding techniques1. Reproduction: Division is the main method of reproduction. Mars flowers are generally divided once every three years, which is suitable for spring. They can be directly separated and replanted when repotting. After division, attention should be paid to normal ventilation and light, which can improve the survival rate. 2. Pruning: The spreading nature of Mars flower is relatively strong, so it will seriously affect the viewing experience. The purpose can be achieved through pruning. At the same time, pruning can also be used to control the height and prevent lodging. 3. Problem diagnosis and treatment1. Disease: Spot disease will occur, which will seriously affect the branches and leaves of the plant and cause large pieces of branches and leaves to fall off. It can be controlled by spraying wettable powder. 2. Pests: Spiny-footed root mites will appear. This pest will appear at the roots of the plant and gnaw on the stems of the plant, so pesticides need to be used to prevent it. IV. Other issues1. Toxicity: It is non-toxic and can be planted in large quantities to beautify the environment. Its flowers are very prominent. 2. Can it be grown at home? Yes, but if planted at home, sufficient ventilation needs to be maintained. It has a high ornamental value. |
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