Cultivation methods of Dianthus silifolia

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1. Soil:

2. Lighting:

3. Watering:

4. Temperature:

5. Pest and disease control:

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Soil: Dianthus dianthus is suitable for growth and cultivation in slightly alkaline sandy loam soil that is loose, fertile, well-drained and rich in organic matter. Light: Provide sufficient light during the growth period and cultivate under long daylight conditions to promote growth. Watering: It requires a lot of water during the growth period. Water frequently to maintain sufficient moisture, but do not overwater and cause water accumulation. Temperature: It likes a cool climate. The suitable temperature during the growth period is 15-25°C. Do not make it too high or too low.

1. Soil:

1. Soil:

Dianthus dianthus has strong adaptability to soil and can survive in most soils. It is suitable for cultivation in fertile loam with deep soil and good drainage.

2. Light:

During the growth period, Dianthus silifolia should receive sufficient light. In winter, the supplementary light should be at least 12 hours, and 16 hours is better. This promotes plant growth.

3. Watering:

Danthus dianthus needs a lot of water during the growth period. Water it frequently to maintain sufficient water. If the water is insufficient, the seedlings will grow slowly. But be sure not to water too much, which will cause water accumulation and cause root rot.

4. Temperature:

Dianthus sibiricum is not resistant to high temperatures and prefers cold climates. The suitable temperature during the growth period is 15-25°C. Do not make it too high or too low, otherwise it will easily lead to only long stems but no flowers.

5. Prevention and control of diseases and insect pests:

1. Diseases: The main diseases of Dianthus dianthus are leaf spot and stem rot. Plants die. Before planting, the soil should be disinfected with formaldehyde solution, and fungicides should be sprayed to prevent and control diseases if found.

2. Insect pests: The main pests of Dianthus dianthus are aphids and mites, which feed on the leaves of Dianthus dianthus. If pests are found, artificial trapping or chemical spraying such as trichlorfon can be used for control.

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