Breeding methods and precautions for dog tooth flowers

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The dog-tooth flower is an evergreen shrub of the Apocynaceae family. It has green leaves and white flowers. It is an excellent potted flower. However, there are many things that need to be paid attention to during the breeding process, so as to cultivate a leafy dog-tooth flower. flower.

Cultivation methods of bermudagrass

Soil

The soil requirements for the growth environment of bermudagrass are not strict , but grows best in fertile, loose, well-drained acidic soil.

Watering

During daily maintenance, keep the soil moist. Do not wait until the pot soil is completely dry before watering. In summer, water should be added frequently. Spray water around to increase air humidity.

Temperature

The suitable temperature for the growth of dogtooth flowers is above 10℃. If the temperature is lower than this temperature, the leaves of dogtooth flowers will turn yellow. Branches will suffer frostbite at 0°C.

Light

The dog tooth flower likes to be warm and moist, and likes full sunlight. It is necessary to maintain good light during the cultivation process, otherwise the leaves will turn dark yellow. It may even fall off.

Fertilization

The dog-tooth flower likes fertile soil, and the dog-tooth flower has a relatively long flowering period, so it needs to be fertilized in time.

It is advisable to apply compound fertilizer and manure water alternately every 7-10 days.

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Water appropriately in winter

Dogtooth flowers need to be moved indoors for cultivation at the end of October. At this time, watering usually takes 5-7 days. Just water once and the soil is slightly moist.

Change the pot regularly

Move the dog tooth flower outdoors in April and change the pot once every 1-2 years. When changing the pot, add compound fertilizer or bean cake to make it. Base fertilizer, prune dead branches and weak branches, and then place them in a semi-shady place for maintenance.

Keep the light

The dogtooth flower likes an environment with sufficient light, so it should be placed in a place with sunlight to absorb the scattered light of the sun.

When exposed to the scorching sun in summer, it should be placed in a semi-shady place to avoid burning the leaves.

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