Methods and precautions for cultivating peduncle flowers

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1. Soil

2. Nutrients

3. Temperature

4. Lighting

Soil: Slightly acidic soil is the first choice for cultivating peduncle flowers. Nutrients: It is best to use compound fertilizer as fertilizer. Dissolve the fertilizer in water and apply it once every half month. Temperature: It is recommended to control it within 20-25℃, and proper protection from cold is required in winter. Light: It is suitable for growing in a semi-shady environment, and appropriate scattered light is also acceptable. When the breeding environment is exposed to strong light, use a shading net to shade it.

1. Soil

Peony flower does not have many requirements for soil quality. The soil is generally selected to contain slightly acidic soil. This kind of soil is loose, water-conducive and has good air permeability, which is very good for its growth. s help.

2. Nutrients

In the vigorous period, plants need more nutrients. Fertilizer supplements are necessary. Fertilizers should be applied once every half a month. Compound fertilizers are generally used as fertilizers. . Dissolve the compound fertilizer in water and then pour it around the soil. When watering, keep away from the roots to avoid burning the roots.

3. Temperature

The normal growing temperature is around 20-25℃. It has a certain degree of cold resistance and can grow normally in winter. However, if the temperature is too low, it will affect the normal development of the plants. Proper protection is also necessary when the weather is cold.

4. Light

It is suitable for growing in a semi-shady environment and does not like to grow in a sunny environment. When grown in a semi-shaded environment, its branches and leaves will become emerald green and full, and appropriate astigmatism is also acceptable.

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