Breeding methods and precautions of the ten great merits

Plant habits and characteristics

This plant is mainly distributed in warm temperate regions. It is relatively drought-resistant, not heat-resistant, but cold-resistant. It is a shade-loving plant that does not require much sunlight and is most afraid of direct sunlight. In addition, other than being soft and water-permeable, the requirements are not very strict.

Specific methods

Soil: Although the requirements are not very high, this factor still has a certain impact on it. So, in order to promote the healthy growth of plants, in addition to the soil requirements mentioned above, it is best to have soil with a slightly lower pH.

Timely transplanting: For varieties that need to be planted in the ground, its management is not very strict. In late spring, you can transplant it with soil, and apply enough base fertilizer at this time. When planting, compact the soil and water it thoroughly. The growth may be slow in the first one or two years, but the speed will accelerate from the third year.

Intertillage and weeding: It is required about three to five times a year. This is to make the soil more loose, increase its permeability, and be more beneficial to plants. The depth control can be determined according to the distance from the root. If it is far away, then it can be appropriately deeper, otherwise it needs to be shallower.

Water and fertilizer: Plants grown in the ground can be irrigated. In addition, for fertilization, apply liquid fertilizer every twenty days or so during the growing season. Before winter comes every year, we should apply decomposed cake fertilizer or animal manure to make the plants stronger.

Precautions

Remember to loosen the soil every time you water the plant or after it rains.

In addition, when we apply fertilizer, the concentration cannot be too high. You can add two to three times a year.