How to grow iris flowers
Last Update :2024.12.16
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3. Problem diagnosis and treatment
The most suitable temperature for it is around 18 degrees, not too high or too low. It likes sunlight, can tolerate a little to half shade, and can receive more exposure when the light is not strong. It likes moisture, but is afraid of waterlogging. Pay attention to drainage while replenishing water. Pay attention to top dressing during growth, and pay attention to the type and amount of fertilizer.
1. Maintenance methods
1. Maintenance methods
1. Temperature: The most suitable temperature is around 18 degrees, neither too high nor too low. Generally speaking, temperatures of 13 degrees or lower will prolong its growth period and make the flowers easily wither. Temperatures that are too high will also have adverse effects.
2. Light: Irises like light. It can tolerate some semi-shade, but too much shade will have a negative impact on its growth and flowering. Therefore, in order to meet its requirements, try to let it receive as much exposure as possible when the sunlight is not so strong. Under strong sunlight, shade is required.
3. Watering: Iris likes humidity, but it Very afraid of waterlogging. Sufficient water can not only meet its own needs, but also reduce the concentration of fertilizer and avoid fertilizer damage. Another important task is to have a good drainage system to avoid too much water accumulation.
4. Fertilization: Generally speaking, it is not suitable to fertilize the soil. There is base fertilizer, otherwise the salinity in it will be very high. Then top-dressing is enough. Be careful not to use fertilizers containing fluoride lightly.
2. Breeding skills
1 , Reproduction: You can use seed bulbs to propagate. If the bulbs cannot be planted immediately, they need to be stored in a low-temperature environment, generally around two degrees Celsius, and maintained at appropriate humidity. Wait until the right time to plant. After planting, temperature and humidity are also two very important aspects.
2. Weeding: If weeds appear after the plants are planted , then it is necessary to carry out cleaning work. Herbicides can only be used if the bulbs are deep enough, but cannot be used if the bulbs are buried very shallow. Also pay attention to the number of herbicides used each year, preferably no more than twice.
3. Problem diagnosis and treatment
1 Disease: "Bull rot" is a relatively common disease spread by a spore. It can be sprayed and reduce the humidity of the air. There is also "gray mold", which will cause growth to be stunted and the leaves to be severely damaged. Use medicine in time and avoid strong light.
2. Pests: There are "nematodes", which are not only harmful to themselves It is more toxic and can easily spread some other diseases. Insecticides can be used and the soil can be disinfected.
4. Other questions
1 , Flower language: The flower language of blue-purple iris includes "missing you", "good news", etc.
2. Toxicity: It is poisonous, and the whole plant is poisonous. But very slightly.
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