How to breed Willow Verbena

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1. Soil

2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Fertilization

5. Watering

6. Precautions

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Soil: Willow verbena needs to be planted in soil with good air permeability and good drainage. Temperature: It likes a warm environment, and 20-30°C is the optimal temperature for its growth. Light: It has strong adaptability and can tolerate shade. It is best to plant in a semi-sun or shaded area, and avoid direct sunlight for a long time. Fertilization: Fertilizer should be applied in time according to its growth status. Watering: It likes moisture and can tolerate drought. It needs timely and appropriate watering during breeding.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Willow Verbena does not have very strict soil requirements, but it needs to be planted in soil with good air permeability and drainage. Avoid continuous cropping, otherwise it will lead to the degradation of the variety and slow growth, affecting its ornamental value.

2. Temperature

It likes a warm environment, and 20-30℃ is the most suitable temperature for its growth. Not tolerant to cold, growth is retarded below 10°C. Breeding in winter needs to be done in greenhouses, and the minimum cultivation temperature must not be lower than 0°C.

3. Light

It requires light throughout the day and cannot grow under shade conditions. Planting in half-sun or shaded areas will result in poor growth and slow growth.

4. Fertilization

Fertilization should be timely based on its growth status. Fertilizer can be prepared according to the ratio of decomposed cake fertilizer to diluted feces of about 1:20, or low-concentration compound fertilizer can also be used.

5. Watering

It can tolerate drought, but a relatively humid environment is beneficial to its health. In the early stages of cultivation, a moderate amount of water is required. Daily watering should be limited to once every 4-5 days, and the soil must not be too wet. Pay attention to drainage during the rainy season to prevent root rot and death.

VI. Precautions

1. Other weeds should be removed in time, but herbicides should not be sprayed.

2. Chemical pesticides such as dimethon, parathion-methyl, and carbendazim can be used for pest control.

2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Fertilization

5. Watering

6. Precautions

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