Cultivation methods and precautions of iris

How to cultivate iris

Soil and fertilizer

Iris has a relatively strong adaptability to soil, so when growing it, you can just use sandy loam with good drainage.

Before transplanting, remove the weeds in the soil to ensure that nutrients are not lost, and ensure that there is sufficient base fertilizer so that the iris can grow vigorously and sustainably.

Transplanting of Malan

In order to make Amaranth grow quickly and vigorously, it is necessary to transplant it in September. When it is slightly cold in November, you can cover it with plastic to keep it warm.

During the growing period of Amaranth in autumn and winter, it often suffers from spot leaf spot disease, which can be controlled by spreading wood ash.

Harvesting Malan

Because artificial cultivation can make Amaranth produce in large quantities, and Amaranth itself is a vegetable that can be harvested all year round. It can be harvested continuously for many years after planting once, so it must be harvested on time.

Things to note when breeding iris

Pay attention when cutting

Be sure to keep the short young branches and shoots, as well as the tender tips after pruning, and then store them in a damp ceramic jar, and spray them with fine water to prevent wilting. You can still eat them!

Harvest Notes

After each harvest, nitrogen fertilizer should be added in time to ensure sufficient nutrients.

Transplanting Note

When transplanting, cover it with plastic. After the Qingming Festival, remove the plastic film and let the Amaranth grow naturally, but pay attention to the management of fertilization and watering.