Cultivation methods and precautions of pansy

1. Breeding methods

1. Flower soil: Loam with a loose texture and rich in nutrients is suitable for it. You can use peat soil mixed with fine sawdust and loam on a daily basis, and then add decomposed compost in a ratio of 3:2:4:1.

2. Light: It grows best in places with good sunlight, but it can also tolerate partial shade. Place it in a place with direct sunlight during the seedling period and avoid it during the flowering period.

3. Water: The water requirement is not very high. The environment suitable for its growth is relatively cool, and the rate of water dissipation is also slow. It does not need a lot of water, so the amount of watering should not be too much, especially it should not cause waterlogging. Wait until the soil in the pot is slightly drier before watering, and spray water on the stems and leaves frequently.

4. Fertilization: It likes fertilizer and cannot tolerate barrenness. Add some organic fertilizer when potting to ensure sufficient base fertilizer. Apply a little thin fertilizer frequently during the growing season, once every 7-10 days. Pay attention to the balanced application of fertilizer. Do not apply too little, which will easily cause the flowers to not bloom well.

2. Precautions

Pay attention to pruning, cut off the remaining flowers immediately after they fade, and also remove some overly dense branches and diseased, old, and dead leaves to reduce consumption and encourage it to bloom again.