How to grow potted carnations

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1. Breeding environment

2. Pest and disease control

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When maintaining, use flower pots of appropriate size and use sandy soil to facilitate drainage. It likes light, so it should be placed in a sunny place and given full light. However, in summer, it should be shielded from strong light to avoid sunburn. Don't water too frequently to avoid water accumulation. Fertilizer should be applied in small amounts and frequently, using low-concentration fertilizers to avoid root burning. In addition, it is easy to cause the damage of aphids and mildew, and it must be solved in time when discovered.

1. Breeding environment

1. Breeding environment

1. Pot soil: The first thing to consider when maintaining potted plants is the flower pot. The size should be appropriate, which will be determined according to the size of the plant. The soil should be sandy soil with good air permeability. Peat soil, perlite and fine sand can be mixed to basically meet the growth needs.

2. Light: It likes light very much and is a full-sun plant. . Maintenance is to place the plant in a place with good light. If the light is sufficient, it will bloom smoothly. However, it is best to avoid strong light in summer to avoid burning the plants.

3. Watering: Its root system is shallow, so do not water too frequently during maintenance. Usually, watering once every three days is enough, and water should not accumulate. The amount of water should be increased during the flowering period and the peak growing season. In summer, spray water around to increase the humidity.

4. Fertilization: When fertilizing, pay attention to using low concentration fertilizers. Fertilizer, and supplement it in small amounts and multiple times. After each flowering period, top-dressing and nourishing should be done in time to promote recovery as soon as possible.

2. Pest and disease control

During the maintenance period, potted plants are easily infected with diseases such as aphids and mildew. Once discovered, spray pesticides in time to prevent and control them. Trichlorfon can be used for insect pests, but be careful not to spray it on flowers. If it is mildew, stop watering and ventilate more, and it can be alleviated.

2. Pest and disease control

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