Tulip cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Soil

2. Sunshine

3. Watering

4. Fertilization

5. Pests and diseases

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When breeding, use loose and breathable acid soil, and do not use clay soil. Appropriate shading should be provided when new plantings are made, and light can be appropriately increased after emergence. The amount of watering should be controlled at ordinary times, and there should be no excess water. For fertilization, you can use decomposed flower fertilizer or fertilizer cake. Apply fertilizer 2-3 times after budding. Please note that when pests and diseases occur, spray pesticides promptly.

1. Soil

1. Soil

To cultivate tulips, use acidic soil. They like loose and breathable soil. Be careful not to use too alkaline soil. And do not use sticky soil, otherwise it will affect its growth.

2. Sunshine

Different It needs to receive varying degrees of sunlight during each stage, and newly planted plants within half a month need to be properly shaded to facilitate the growth of flower buds. After emergence, the plants need to increase the light appropriately to help promote new flower buds. In order to prolong the flowering period, it is necessary to avoid strong light sunburn after the flower buds are colored in the later period, and to receive appropriate scattered light.

3. Watering

Usually When newly planted, give enough water to help its roots grow. In the later period, you should gradually reduce watering and pay attention to water control to help it grow and bloom better.

4. Fertilization

It has relatively high fertilizer requirements. It is better to use decomposed flower fertilizer or fertilizer cake. Usually, you can add fertilizer 2-3 times after it grows flower buds.

5. Diseases and Pests

The temperature is too high High humidity is the most likely to cause insect infestation. Disinfecting the soil before planting can also effectively prevent insect pests or germs from being carried in the soil. After discovery, spray pesticides in time to help the plants resume growth, and place them in a place with good airflow for maintenance.

2. Sunshine

3. Watering

4. Fertilization

5. Pests and diseases

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