Breeding method of lying chrysanthemum Panax notoginseng

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1. Soil

2. Lighting

3. Temperature

4. Watering

5. Fertilization

Soil: Fertile, well-permeable, and well-drained sandy soil is required for cultivating Lycoris notoginseng. Light: It likes light and can be cultivated in a sunny place. Temperature: It likes a warm environment, and the most suitable growth temperature is 17-25℃. Watering: It needs to be watered appropriately, following the principle of "don't water it if it's dry, water it thoroughly". Fertilization: It likes fertilizer, so fertilization should be mainly top dressing, a small amount and many times.

1. Soil

Lying chrysanthemum Panax notoginseng is suitable for growing in sandy soil with fertile, good air permeability and good drainage. You can mix garden soil, coconut bran, and perlite at a ratio of 1:1:1 to prepare its nutrient soil, and then add some organic fertilizer, which will make it grow better. Before use, the nutrient soil needs to be spread in the sun and exposed to the sun, which can kill pathogenic bacteria and insect eggs.

2. Light

It likes light. It is recommended to cultivate it on the balcony or in a sunny place outdoors. This will make its stems thick, purple-red, and bright. The leaves have a strong aroma when dried.

3. Temperature

It likes to grow in a warm environment, and the most suitable temperature for its growth is 17-25℃. In the early stages of growth, if it is summer, proper cooling and shading are required, and heat preservation measures are required in winter.

4. Watering

It needs appropriate watering during the growth process. It must be watered thoroughly every time, but no water should accumulate to avoid damage to the root system. Just water according to the principle of "don't water it if it's dry, water it thoroughly".

5. Fertilization

It prefers fertilizer and needs constant supplementation of nutrients. Some organic fertilizer can be applied. Fertilization is mainly top-dressing, small amounts and multiple times, combined with watering, which not only prevents seedlings from burning, but also facilitates the absorption of nutrients by the roots.

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