How to grow Asparagus flowers (detailed explanation of breeding methods)

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1. Flowerpot

2. Flower soil

3. Lighting

4. Temperature

5. Watering

6. Fertilization

Flower pot: You can use ordinary mud pots or earthenware pots to raise Asparagus flowers. Flower soil: It is recommended to mix leaf mold soil and pastoral soil at a ratio of 1:1. Lighting: It should be placed in a well-lit place, but be careful to block strong light. Temperature: It is best to keep it between 20-32℃. Watering: Water should be provided in time to keep the flower soil moist. Fertilizer: Fertilizer needs to be added in time during the growing season.

1. Flower pots

Asparagus flowers are easier to grow and have low requirements for flower pots. You can use an ordinary mud pot or earthenware pot to grow it. If not, you can use a plastic pot with holes in the bottom.

2. Flower soil

It does not have high requirements for flower soil. As long as it is soft and well-drained, it can be grown well. When raising it at home, it is recommended to mix leaf mold soil and pastoral soil at a ratio of 1:1 as its flower soil.

3. Light

It likes Sunlight, slightly shade tolerant. When breeding, it should be placed in a well-lit area. However, if the light is very strong, it needs to be shaded in time.

4. Temperature

It is relatively heat-resistant, but very afraid of cold. During maintenance, it needs to be placed in a warm environment between 20-32℃. Do not let the temperature drop below 15°C.

5. Watering

It It is drought tolerant, but can grow better in moist flower soil. Therefore, watering should be carried out in time during maintenance. In addition, it likes slightly humid air conditions. During maintenance, the humidity should be controlled between 65% and 75%.

6. Fertilization

It requires more flower fertilizer. During the growing season, it needs to be lightly fertilized to help it grow and bloom. It is recommended to choose liquid fertilizer as flower fertilizer, which is better for it to absorb nutrients.

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