How to grow and pay attention to banana bananas

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1. How to cultivate Scorpio banana

2. Precautions for cultivating bananas

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Heliconia, as an ornamental plant, has beautiful plants and tall flower branches, especially its inflorescences, which look like scorpion tails and have an unusual shape. However, it is more difficult to plant Heliconia bananas. Now, let’s learn about the methods and precautions for growing Heliconia bananas.

1. How to cultivate Scorpio banana

1. How to cultivate Heliconia banana

1. Lighting. An environment with sufficient sunlight is the ideal growth environment for Heliconia. In sufficient sunlight, the leaves of Heliconia will grow faster, which is also conducive to the development of its flower stems.

2. Moisture. Heliconia is a plant that likes humid environments, and because of its large leaves and dense plants, its water evaporates quickly, so its growth requires soil and air with high humidity.

3. Soil. The root system of Heliconia is very developed, and it has vigorous clusters of leaves. This requires that the soil for planting should have good matching properties to avoid compaction. Generally, loose, fertile, clayey sandy soil is best.

4. Fertilize. In terms of fertilization, Heliconia has no special needs, but because of its characteristics such as more flower stems and fast growth of clustered leaves, the nutrient consumption will be relatively large, so the demand for fertilizer will be relatively large.

2. Notes on Scorpion Banana Breeding Matters

1. Lighting. Although Heliconia prefers a growing environment with sufficient light, the summer sun is too harsh, so you should be careful not to expose it to strong light at this time. Pay attention to watering management and proper shading to prevent strong light from burning the leaves.

2. Growth environment. During the growth process of Heliconia, it is necessary to maintain a moist soil and air environment, so the soil can be kept moist for a long time through frequent watering, and the air humidity can also be maintained by spraying water.

3. Moisture. The soil for cultivating Heliconia requires good air permeability, so great care must be taken to prevent water accumulation. Especially in winter, because it is in the dormant period, the growth of Heliconia will slow down, so you only need to keep the soil moist. Excessive watering can easily lead to water accumulation, which can lead to root rot in the banana plant.

4. Fertilize. The period of 20 to 25 days after planting the Heliconia is the time for the root system to recover. Fertilization should not be applied at this time, which is not conducive to the recovery and growth of the root system. In severe cases, root rot will occur.

2. Precautions for cultivating bananas

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