Breeding methods and precautions for pachysandra
Last Update :2024.04.30
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Temperature: The germination temperature of Pachysandra is between 20 degrees and 25 degrees. When the maintenance temperature is 20 degrees, the plants will grow in the best condition; Watering: In order to promote plant growth during the seedling stage, water needs to be controlled, and watering once a week is enough; Fertilization: One to two applications are needed during the budding stage. Secondary phosphorus and calcium fertilizer; light: it needs about four hours of scattered light every day. If the light is too strong, it needs to be shaded.
1. Maintenance methods
1. Maintenance methods
1. Temperature: Adult pachysandra can withstand high temperatures. However, its germination temperature should be controlled between 20-25 degrees to ensure that it can develop quickly. It is not recommended to cultivate it in the open field in winter, because frost will freeze its branches and leaves. Although it will not cause the death of the plant, it will also affect the growth of the plant. Beauty.
2. Watering: Do not water too much during the seedling stage. Water needs to be controlled to avoid excessive plant growth. During the period of vigorous growth, the soil needs to be kept moist for a long time. Generally, watering is done every other day. After winter, the water should also be controlled.
3. Fertilization: Top dressing is required during the budding period. Plants can use phosphate fertilizers and calcium fertilizers, which can promote flower bud development. When winter comes, fertilization should be stopped. After winter, liquid fertilizers with lower concentrations should be used.
4. Lighting: It likes darkness, so it should be cultivated in a place where strong light cannot reach it. When it is illuminated, astigmatism is the main light. If the plants are grown in the open field, they need to be shaded in summer.
2. Breeding skills
1 . Propagation: It can be reproduced all year round. It only takes about five months from sowing to growing into an adult plant. When propagating using the sowing method, you need to use soil containing leaf mold soil, and then sprinkle the seeds into the soil to keep the soil. Keep it moist and it will take about two weeks to germinate. After two months, the seedlings are ready for potting.
2. Pruning: When the seedlings of the plant grow to ten centimeters high, they need to be pinched. This will facilitate the branching of the plant and also promote it to bloom more. After the flowers fade, the remaining flowers and leaves should be cut off in time. , to avoid unnecessary consumption of nutrients. After small new shoots grow from the old roots, the small sprouts need to be cut off.
3. Problem diagnosis
1 . Yellowing of branches and leaves: If it has yellowing branches and leaves, it may be caused by insufficient watering. It is necessary to increase the amount of watering, but the amount must be controlled to avoid water accumulation in the pot soil.
2. Drooping branches and leaves: Plants are intolerant to strong light. It does not mean that they do not need light. Many people do not provide light to the plants when breeding. This approach is wrong. The correct way is to give it three or four hours of astigmatism every day.
IV. Other questions
1 , Edible: It cannot be eaten directly, but it can be used as medicine.
1. Other values: It has small white flowers on its top, and its leaves will stick to the ground in winter, making it very suitable as an understory cover.
2. Breeding skills
3. Problem diagnosis
4. Other issues
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