Agapanthus cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Soil requirements

2. Sunlight exposure

3. Water properly

4. Reasonable fertilization

5. Things to note

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Agapanthus cultivation can provide loose, fertile, sandy soil with a pH value of around 5.5-6.5. Usually, keep it in a brightly lit place with sufficient exposure to soft astigmatism. In summer, avoid direct light. It likes moisture and requires regular watering during the growth period and less watering in late autumn and winter. Apply sufficient base fertilizer before planting in the pot, and fertilize every half a month during the period of vigorous growth. During the breeding process, attention should be paid to pruning and pests and diseases.

1. Soil requirements

1. Soil requirements

When cultivating agapanthus, the first requirement for the soil is air permeability and drainage, which can provide loose and fertile sandy soil, pH value Keep it around 5.5-6.5.

2. Sunlight

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Agapanthus needs sunlight during its growth. It can be grown in a brightly lit place and exposed to sufficient soft astigmatism to facilitate photosynthesis and promote growth. Note that the summer sun is too strong and you need to avoid direct light to prevent strong light from damaging the plant leaves.

3. Reasonable watering

It likes to grow in a humid environment and has needs for water. It must be watered regularly during the growth period to provide moisture. Supply, especially in summer when the temperature is hot and the evaporation rate is very fast, it is even more necessary to provide sufficient water. In late autumn and winter, watering needs to be gradually reduced.

4. Reasonable fertilization

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You need to apply enough base fertilizer before planting in the pot. During the later period of vigorous growth, you can apply secondary fertilizer every half a month, mainly with decomposed fertilizer and water.

5. Precautions

When breeding at home, pay attention to pruning and pests and diseases, and prune the plants regularly. Clean up fallen leaves promptly. Pay attention to good ventilation conditions, prevent pests and diseases, and spray pesticides promptly after infection.

2. Sunlight exposure

3. Water properly

4. Reasonable fertilization

5. Things to note

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