Japanese Begonia cultivation methods and precautions
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3. Problem diagnosis and treatment
Soil: It likes to grow in acidic soil with good drainage and air permeability. Do not use alkaline soil. Light: It likes sufficient light and needs to be exposed to as much sunlight as possible during maintenance, but it needs to be shielded from the sun in summer. Temperature: It is suitable to grow in an environment of 18-28℃. In winter, the temperature should be kept above 10℃. Moisture: It requires a lot of water, usually watering once every two days.
1. Maintenance methods
1. Maintenance methods
1. Soil: Japanese crabapple likes to grow in acidic soil with good drainage, loose and breathable. You can mix and match some river sand + rotted leaves + garden soil. This kind of soil is suitable for its growth. Be careful not to use alkaline soil for planting.
2. Light: It likes warmer light. It should be exposed to more sunlight at ordinary times, so that it can grow vigorously and healthily. But in summer, you still need to block the sun, and you need to move to a cooler and shady place to avoid being exposed to the sun.
3. Temperature: Its suitable growth temperature is 18 In an environment of -28℃, it is best not to exceed 32℃ in summer. Its cold resistance is not very strong. In winter, try to keep the temperature above 10℃, and try to move it indoors for maintenance when winter comes.
4. Water: It needs a lot of water. In spring and summer, it needs to be watered every two days. In autumn and winter, less watering is needed.
2. Breeding skills
1 , Topping: When its flowers fade, it is time to topping it. Basically, it is picked as it grows, which can promote the growth of its side branches and make the flower shape fuller and more ornamental.
2. Pruning: At the end of its flowering period every year, proper pruning is required. Cut off its remaining flowers and dead leaves to promote its healthy growth and prevent pests and diseases.
3. Problem diagnosis and treatment
1 2. Leaf loss: This is because the temperature in summer is too high and the humidity is also very high. In addition, it is not ventilated and airtight, so its leaves will fall off. You need to put it in a ventilated and cool place for a while. slow.
2. Disease: It will be affected by leaf spot disease, and spots will appear on the leaves. After the onset of the disease, not only the diseased leaves must be removed, but also carbendazim or other drugs must be used for prevention and treatment.
IV. Other issues
1 . Can it be grown at home: It can be grown at home. Because it likes light, it is recommended to raise it indoors in a place with good lighting conditions and to provide frequent ventilation.
2. How long is the flowering period: It blooms between January and February, and the flowering period is also very long, up to two months.
2. Breeding skills
3. Problem diagnosis and treatment
4. Other issues
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