How to raise a black-eyed Susan

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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It is a type of vine. Its flowers are rather peculiar, with a black center, hence its name. Its origin is near the equator, and its main area is Africa. Under suitable conditions, it can bloom year-round. Its flowers are round in shape and have five petals, which are unforgettable and very impressive.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Maintenance methods

1. Temperature: From its place of origin, we can also see that it requires a higher temperature, generally above 20 degrees. Only by ensuring that the temperature is suitable can it bloom all year round. Otherwise, not only will it not bloom, but its health will also be affected.

2. Light: Black-eyed Susan also likes light. Adequate sunshine will also have a great impact on its flowering. Generally speaking, it only needs to be shaded when it encounters very strong light, and otherwise it can be placed in a place with sufficient sunshine. In winter, good sunlight will also help it survive the winter, providing full sun.

3. Watering: Black-eyed Susan likes moisture, but cannot Too wet, that is, no water can accumulate. During the flowering period and when the growth rate is relatively fast, it requires relatively more water and needs to be kept moist. But in winter, you can't water more.

4. Fertilization: Black-eyed Susan has relatively high nutritional requirements. many. In addition to a sufficient amount of base fertilizer, you must also fertilize it every two weeks to make it grow more vigorously.

2. Breeding skills

1 , Propagation: Sowing can be used. Although black-eyed Susans can also be propagated by cuttings, the growth of the plants will be relatively poor. First choose suitable seeds and substrate. When sowing seeds, pay attention to evenness. Then there is the condition control after sowing. In addition to the temperature being between 20 and 30 degrees, additional shading and humidity maintenance are also required.

2. Pruning: Black-eyed Susan grows in a suitable environment Under the circumstances, the growth is very strong. Therefore, pruning is required from time to time. There is no certain frequency for pruning. Just repair when unsuitable branches are observed. Furthermore, it is best to prune it after flowering.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1 , Diseases: There are not too many diseases of black-eyed Susan. However, under very hot conditions, diseases such as "anthracnose" may appear, which mainly affects the leaves and sometimes flowers. It can be treated with chlorothalonil.

2. Pests: "aphids" may also appear , you can use tools to wipe them off, or you can spray them.

IV. Other questions

1 , Toxicity: It is non-toxic, so there is no need to worry when breeding.

2. Whether it can be grown at home: more suitable, above It has also been mentioned that its flowers are very peculiar and suitable for viewing.