Huang Qiuying’s breeding methods and precautions

Last Update :2024.05.09

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues


Temperature: Huang Qiuying is more suitable for growing in an environment between 20-30℃. Light: It is intolerant of shade and likes light. During maintenance, it should be exposed to more sunlight. In winter, it's best to give it full sun. Watering: Timely watering is required during the growing season, but water should not be allowed to accumulate in the soil. Drainage should be done in time during the rainy season to prevent it from getting waterlogged. Fertilization: It is relatively resistant to infertility. If the soil is fertile enough, fertilization is not needed.


Huang Qiuying's breeding methods and precautions
1. Maintenance methods

1. Maintenance methods

1. Temperature: The areas where it is distributed have relatively low latitudes, and warmth is more suitable for it. Generally speaking, the range of 20 to 30 degrees is better. In addition, its adaptability is not very good because it is afraid of both cold and heat. Therefore, whether it is winter or summer, it must be adjusted.

2. Light: Huang Qiuying likes a sunny environment, but it is intolerant of shade. Whether it is growing or blooming, it is inseparable from light. If it is kept in a too dark place for a long time, its flowering is likely to be affected. In addition, it also needs to be placed in a well-lit location in winter.

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3. Watering: Huang Qiuying's waterlogging tolerance is Very bad, so water cannot accumulate. During the growth period, it requires relatively more water, but it cannot be excessive. When rainfall is very heavy, it must be drained in time.

4. Fertilization: Huang Qiuying is relatively tolerant of infertility and does not require too much fertilizer. You can choose soil with sufficient nutrients, and then top dressing is basically unnecessary.

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2. Breeding skills

1 . Propagation: In addition to sowing, the commonly used method is cutting. Early summer is the best time for breeding. It is better to use young branches, as the chances of success as cuttings are relatively high. After inserting the substrate, if the surrounding environment is kept suitable, roots will take root in about fifteen to twenty days.

2. Pruning: This is a relatively important step. First of all, in spring, one of the more important tasks is topping. However, if it is a seedling, it needs to be pinched when it has four to five true leaves. Then for the pruning of branches and leaves, the aging ones can be cut off directly, and the dense ones can be cut off part of them.

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3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1 Diseases: There are two common diseases, one is "powdery mildew" and the other is "leaf spot", which are relatively common in summer. It can be prevented and treated with zinc, etc., and pruning and other measures can be used to assist.

2. Pests: There are two common ones, one is "aphids" and the other is "chafers", which can be controlled with insecticide.

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IV. Other questions

1 , Toxicity: It is non-toxic and does not emit toxic gases.

2. Whether it can be grown at home: Yes, it is suitable as a potted plant and cut flower and can be placed at home.

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2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues












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