Cultivation methods and precautions of Nali flower

Cultivation methods and precautions of Nali flower

How to grow Nali flowers

Pot soil selection

When growing Nari flowers, you can choose a flowerpot according to your needs. You can grow one bulb in a pot, and you can choose a smaller pot, or you can grow 3-4 bulbs in a pot, and choose a larger pot. When potting, choose soil with good drainage. You can mix peat soil, garden soil and perlite, and add a small amount of base fertilizer to prepare the soil.

Light and temperature

Nali flower likes warm and sunny environment. It has a certain degree of cold resistance, but is not resistant to high temperatures. Ensure that the Nali flower has a certain amount of light during its growth period. It can be placed in a semi-shaded place in spring and autumn. Avoid direct sunlight in summer and pay attention to shading. The maximum growth temperature should not exceed 30℃. It can withstand low temperatures, and the low temperatures in winter will not affect the growth of Nali flowers.

Watering and fertilizing

Nali flower is not tolerant to water and humidity during its growth period and requires certain nutrients. A certain amount of base fertilizer needs to be applied when planting, and water should be poured once after potting. In spring and autumn, the potting soil needs to be kept moist, and liquid fertilizer should be applied once every half a month. In summer, which is a dormant period, you should water less. In winter, you need to control watering and stop fertilizing.

Reproduction method

The most common way to propagate Nali flower is by bulb division, but it can also be propagated by sowing or tissue culture.

Things to note when growing Nali flowers

Pests and diseases

During the cultivation process of Nali flower, common diseases are soft rot and charcoal blast, and common pests are cutworm, white grub and thrips, which can cause great harm to the plants.

Repotting

For potted Nari flowers, you need to care for them for a period of time after potting them before repotting or changing the soil, but it is not necessary to repot them every year.

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