1. Breeding methods1. Water: During the growth period of ground nasturtium, attention should be paid to the amount of water in the soil. Maintaining a slightly moist state is beneficial to its growth. You can water the plants appropriately when the weather is hot, but on rainy days you need to do a good job of drainage to prevent water accumulation. 2. Fertilization: In spring and autumn, you can apply organic fertilizer, but it must be decomposed before use. Do not use raw fertilizer. During its vigorous growth period, it needs timely top dressing. If no fertilizer is applied, it will affect its growth and flowering. 3. Pruning: After flowering, the above-ground pseudostems of the plant will slowly die, and we need to prune them in time. 4. Pest and disease control: If the breeding environment has poor ventilation, it is easy to be attacked by scale insects. Once discovered, use omethoate to spray and kill them immediately. 2. How much is a pot?The prices of ground orchids are different. The cheapest ones are about 20 yuan per plant, and the slightly more expensive ones are more than 50 yuan per plant. If you buy in larger quantities, the price will be cheaper. |
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