How to grow dianthus

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1. Daily maintenance methods

2. Pests and diseases

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When cultivating dianthus, there should be good sunshine, reasonable exposure to the sun, and no direct sunlight. The temperature should also be controlled well, with the best temperature being 15-20°C, and the lowest temperature should not be lower than 12°C. Base fertilizer should be applied during cultivation, top dressing should be applied regularly during the growth period, and topping should be done well. In addition, timely inspections should be carried out after the disease occurs and preventive measures should be taken.

1. Daily maintenance methods

1. Daily maintenance methods

1. Sunshine: Good lighting is required when maintaining Dianthus. Reasonable exposure to the sun will help it grow better. However, it cannot be exposed to strong sunlight, so it needs to be shaded in summer to provide the best astigmatism.

2. Temperature: The temperature should be controlled at a suitable level during maintenance Within the range, the temperature around 15-20℃ is optimal. In winter and summer, you need to pay attention. The lowest temperature should be around 12°C, and in summer, the temperature should be lowered.

3. Nutrients: It likes fertilizer. A certain amount of base fertilizer should be applied during cultivation, and appropriate top dressing should be applied during the growth stage. Under normal circumstances, the interval between fertilization is once every 10 days, and the fertilizer concentration should be low.

4. Pruning: Dianthus can be said to be very resistant to pruning , it should be topping appropriately during its growth period, and some axillary buds should also be pruned. After a plant is infested by pests and diseases, diseased branches and leaves should be cut off as soon as possible.

2. Pests and diseases

There are not many pests that harm the growth of dianthus, but diseases often occur, so plants should be checked in time. If there is a disease, the diseased branches should be cut off first, and then sprayed with appropriate pesticides.

2. Pests and diseases

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