How to breed white butterflies

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills                 

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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Temperature: I like warm places, so be sure to keep warm in winter. Watering: When the growth rate is fast, the substrate needs to be kept moist at all times, but it can be drier in winter. Lighting: Full sunlight when the light is not strong, block strong light. Fertilizer: Well-rotted fertilizer once a month. Propagation: cuttings can be used. Pruning: Topping in spring and pruning of unsuitable branches and leaves.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Maintenance methods

1. Temperature: White butterflies like warmth and can be adjusted to 20 to 30 degrees. In winter, you can keep it indoors and try to keep it warm, not lower than ten degrees.

2. Watering: When the growth rate is high High demand for moisture. Therefore, during this stage, it is necessary to replenish water in time to keep the substrate in a slightly moist state at all times. In the season when the growth rate is not so fast, you can water less and the substrate is slightly dry.

3. Light: It is a plant that prefers light. . However, it is also more afraid of strong light. Therefore, full sunlight can be provided when the light is not too strong and relatively mild. In seasons with strong light, it can be shaded, or placed directly in a sheltered, semi-shaded place.

4. Fertilization: also during its growth period, There is a need for fertilizer. Generally speaking, once a month is enough. The fertilizer used must be decomposed fertilizer and needs to be diluted before use.

2. Breeding skills                        Choose strong branches that are growing in the current year as cuttings, preferably eight to twelve centimeters in length. After cutting it, you need to trim it, cut the lower end to a forty-five degree angle, and then cut off most of the leaves. Use river sand or perlite as the substrate. After inserting, it needs to be watered thoroughly, and then the humidity must be ensured, preferably between 80 and 90%. After ten days or half a month, roots will take root.

2. Pruning: First, repeated pruning is required during the growth period. , once is not enough. In addition, branches that are too dense need to be thinned out. Occasionally dry branches and branches infected by pests and diseases also need to be pruned. After flowering, the remaining branches should also be cut off.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1 , Disease: Commonly seen is "leaf blight", which can cause leaves to dry up and fall. It often occurs in summer when ventilation is poor. Carbendazim can be used to prevent and control it, and ventilation should be carried out in time.

2. Pests: "aphids", "red spiders" It is relatively common and can be prevented and treated with chemicals such as omethoate.

IV. Other questions

1 , Toxicity: It is poisonous and exists in its sap, mainly the roots and branches and leaves of the stem.

2. Can it be grown at home: Although it is poisonous Yes, but there is no harm if it is only used for viewing. Moreover, it is also an ornamental plant.

2. Breeding skills                 

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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