How to raise red dancer

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1. Breeding methods

2. Reproduction skills

3. Pest and disease control

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To raise a red dancer, you need to provide loose and fertile soil, give it sufficient light every day, and require appropriate shade in summer. Water should be watered promptly after the surface soil dries to avoid excessive drought leading to poor growth. Fertilizer should be applied once a month in summer, using thin cake fertilizer and water, and mainly potassium fertilizer in autumn. Grafting is often used for propagation, with maple or maple as rootstock. If you encounter pests and diseases, you can remove diseased branches and leaves and spray carbendazim for control.

1. Breeding methods

1. Breeding methods

1. Soil: Red Dancer does not have high soil requirements. If potting, use a pot with a hole in the bottom. Choose loose, fertile, acidic soil to help it grow.

2. Sunshine: Red Maiden is suitable for growing in an environment with sufficient light. However, proper shade is required in summer to prevent direct sunlight from sunburning its leaves.

3. Moisture: Red Dancer is here Watering should be adequate during the growing season. Although it is relatively drought-tolerant, water it once the soil surface is dry to avoid poor growth due to lack of water.

4. Fertilization: Fertilization of Red Dancer must be particularly controlled. In summer, fertilize with thin cake fertilizer and water, once a month. In autumn, potassium fertilizer is mainly used to promote the leaves to turn red.

2. Reproduction skills

The reproduction of Red Maiden is mainly by grafting. Usually done in spring, green maple or maple is used as the rootstock. After grafting, the buds on the rootstock should be removed to ensure that nutrients are supplied to the scion, which is more conducive to its growth.

3. Pest and disease control

1. Diseases: The main diseases include brown spot and powdery mildew. Diseased branches and leaves need to be removed, and then sprayed with carbendazim solution, once every 10-15 days, and recovery can occur after a month.

2. Insect pests: Common pests include yellow thorn moth and bald beetle. Yellow thorn moths usually appear at night and can be trapped and killed with lights. Longhorn beetles chew leaves and bark and are sprayed with medicinal fenitrothion or dimethoate.

2. Reproduction skills

3. Pest and disease control

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