Methods and precautions for cultivating small flower chlorella

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1. Matrix selection

2. Lighting management

3. Nutrient management

4. Moisture management

Soil: Deutzia florida prefers fertile sandy soil and does not like saline-alkali soil. Light: It likes soft light and can also survive in shaded environments. When cultivating, you can let it receive soft scattered light. Fertilization: Some manure should be applied as accumulation fertilizer before planting, and some compound fertilizer should be applied during the growing season. Watering: It likes a humid environment. Water it in time during maintenance to keep the soil moist. When rainfall is heavy in summer, watering may not be necessary.

1. Substrate Selection

Deutzia florida does not have strict requirements on soil. It likes fertile sandy soil, which will make the plant grow well. It will also grow well in heavy clay soil, but will grow poorly in saline and alkaline soil.

2. Light management

The small flower Deutzia prefers a warm and sunny environment, and can also survive in a shady environment. However, you should not be exposed to high temperatures in the summer, otherwise you will get sunburned.

3. Nutrient management

Before planting, base fertilizer should be used, and fermented animal manure should be mixed with the soil. Top dressing should also be used during the breeding process, usually chemical fertilizers, and urea can be used in summer to promote the growth of branches and leaves. Use phosphorus and potassium fertilizers in autumn to promote lignification of new branches and leaves.

4. Water management

Keep the soil moist, because it likes a humid environment. Rainfall is frequent in summer, so you don’t need to water it, as long as the soil is not dry. Watering once is enough in autumn, freezing water in winter, and thawing water in March of the following year.

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