Licorice cultivation methods and precautions
Last Update :2024.05.07
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Temperature: Licorice is resistant to drought and heat, and the curing temperature can be kept between 10 and 30 degrees; Watering: It prefers moisture. If you find that the soil has dried out, you need to water it in time. Generally speaking, It needs to be watered once every other day; fertilization: it needs to be top-dressed once after sowing, and two to three times during the growth period; light: it likes sunlight and can accept sunlight throughout the day.
1. Maintenance methods
1. Maintenance methods
1. Temperature: It is a heat-loving plant and will not grow well in a low-temperature environment. The most suitable temperature for its growth is around 28 degrees, and the extreme low temperature is 15 degrees. If the maintenance temperature is lower than 15 degrees, the plant will fall leaves, stop growing and other unhealthy conditions. Controlling the curing temperature between 25 and 30 degrees can effectively promote fruit development and increase yield.
2. Watering: Its demand for water is quite strange. It likes moisture but is afraid of water. If the water in the pot soil exceeds the standard, the plant will suffer from root rot, fallen leaves and flowers, etc. , if there is a lack of water during the growth period, it will cause it to stop growing. Therefore, you need to be very careful when watering. Observe the condition of the soil every time you water. Watering is only needed when the soil is completely dry. The amount of watering should not be too much each time. Water until the soil is completely moist. .
3. Fertilization: It has a relatively large demand for nutrients. Generally, it needs to be fertilized once every half a month. It is best to choose weather with a temperature of no more than 30 degrees for each fertilization, so as to avoid fertilizer damage. .
4. Light: Because it is a tropical plant, its demand for light is relatively large. Sufficient light can increase its accumulation of nutrients, which is beneficial to its growth. If it is maintained in the open field , can receive sunlight all day long. If it is maintained indoors, it is best to place it in a place with sufficient light.
2. Breeding skills
1. Reproduction: It can be propagated by nursery method. This method generally uses healthy, pest-free seeds for propagation. First sterilize and disinfect the seeds, then place them in moist soil without burying them deeply. Then water them thoroughly and wait for them to germinate. The time for raising seedlings is generally chosen in spring, because the climate at this time is relatively stable and suitable for seed development.
2. Pruning: Under normal circumstances, it does not need to be pruned. You only need to prune off the dry and rotten branches after it blooms and bears fruit.
3. Problem diagnosis
1. Root rot: As the name suggests, root rot is the rotting of the roots of the plant. There are many causes of root rot. If it is found that it has been After infection, it is necessary to promptly clear the rotten parts, then spray high-concentration fungicides and paint the branches of the plants white.
2. Yellowing of branches and leaves: The plants have yellowing of branches and leaves. This is mostly caused by improper watering. The growth of plants requires reasonable watering. Under normal circumstances, watering two to three times a week is enough.
IV. Other issues
1. Toxicity: non-toxic and edible.
2. Other functions: It can resist oxidation and delay skin aging.
2. Breeding skills
3. Problem diagnosis
4. Other issues
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