Cultivation methods and precautions of Digitaria

How to cultivate Centella asiatica

Light and temperature

The growth of the Chinese horse hoof needs sufficient light and more exposure to sunlight every day so that the Chinese horse hoof can grow lush and green. The Chinese horse hoof has a growth habit of liking light but being shade-tolerant. It can grow in semi-shaded and humid places and has low temperature requirements, but it will be frostbitten when the temperature drops to -6℃ to -7℃.

Water and fertilizer management

During its growth, the Chinese horsetail requires regular irrigation and moderate fertilization. After the young plants of Dichondra divaricata emerge from the soil, they should be watered 1 to 2 times a week, and the irrigation frequency should be increased during the dry season. After the plant matures, watering should be controlled in early spring and early winter. During the peak growing season of the Spring Festival, the watering frequency should be determined according to the soil quality.

Horse hoof likes nitrogen fertilizer. Usually, when it rains and waters, you should apply nitrogen fertilizer in moderation. After fertilizing, you should water the plant plenty of times to reduce the degree of leaf burns. Alternatively, fertilize first, then sweep the fertilizer under the leaves and combine with watering. At the same time, no fertilizer should be applied during the high temperatures in summer.

soil

The soil requirements of the Chinese horsetail are not very strict. As long as the drainage conditions are moderate, it can be planted on sandy loam and clay.

It mostly grows in fields or mountains with fertile soil.

Precautions for breeding of horseshoe gold

Weed removal

When using Dianthus japonicus for lawn greening, weeds will appear because it takes some time to grow before it can be completely covered. If there are fewer weeds, they can be removed manually. If there are more weeds, they can be sprayed with herbicides.

How to breed horseshoe gold

The common methods of propagation of Dichondra divaricata are sowing and division.

Disease and insect pest control of Dichondra divaricata

The disease resistance of the Aquilegia serrata lawn is strong, with only white rot and a small amount of leaf spot mildew occurring. It will also cause rust,

Sclerotinia disease.

The main pests of the water chestnut lawn are the white grub larvae of the scarab beetle, the armyworm larvae of the noctuid armyworm and the larvae of the cutworm. There are other insect hazards such as snails, grassland borers, and pointed-headed grasshoppers.