Yew cultivation methods and precautions
Last Update :2024.05.01
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Temperature: Yew is drought-resistant, and the maintenance temperature can be slightly higher. It is most suitable to control the temperature between 18 and 32 degrees; Watering: It likes moisture and is not intolerant to waterlogging. It needs to be maintained during the budding stage. Water two to three times a month; Fertilization: Fertilizer needs to be applied once a month during the growth period, and light fertilizer should be used; Light: It is not resistant to strong light and needs four or five hours of scattered light every day.
1. Maintenance methods
1. Maintenance methods
1. Temperature: It is very cold-resistant and can withstand temperatures as low as minus 20 degrees. If it is purple violet in the Northeast, its growing season is from April to October. The temperature during this period should be controlled below 30 degrees, and the night temperature should be controlled below 25 degrees.
2. Watering: The germination period consumes a lot of water. If you encounter drought weather, you need to water manually once every ten days to half a month. If you are afraid of potted plants, you need to water them every Water every week. Plants maintained in the open field need to be well drained during the rainy season to prevent the roots of the plants from being waterlogged.
3. Fertilization: If it is a potted plant, you need to use decomposed fertilizer cake water when fertilizing. During the growth period, you need to use 1:10-1:15 alum fertilizer water. The fertilization interval is Thirty days. If the plant needs to be repotted, base fertilizer needs to be mixed into the soil when potting, which will help the growth of the plant.
4. Light: Yew is a slow-growing tree species that is more adapted to semi-shady environments. It likes to live in a warm and humid environment, and does not like to live in places with long lighting hours and high lighting intensity, especially Seedlings grown from seeds require shade and maintenance. It is easier to receive astigmatism, and the lighting time can be maintained at five hours a day.
2. Breeding skills
1. Reproduction: It can be bred using ovules. First, you need to put the collected mature fruits in a pot, mix them with coarse sand and water, and remove the outer skin of the ovules. Then mix the ovules into the wet sand and store them for one year, so that the germination rate reaches more than 80%. . After completing the above steps, you can sow. Level the seedling base and start sowing with a row spacing of 20 centimeters. After sowing, cover with thin soil and then straw, so that it can survive the winter smoothly and seedlings can emerge next year. After the seedlings grow four leaves, they can be thinned out, which means pulling out the seedlings that are not growing well. Topdressing needs to be started in May, once a month, and they can be released from the nursery a year later.
2. Planting: When winter is almost over, start customizing planting holes with a row spacing of 2*2 meters and a depth of 80 centimeters. When planting, the seedlings should be straight, the roots stretched, and backfilled with soil. Just compact the soil when doing it.
3. Problem diagnosis
1. Pests: Generally speaking, pests such as aphids and mites like to live on plants. If found, the plants should be sprayed in time. Insecticides kill insects.
2. Diseases: During the growth period, plants are prone to leaf wilt and root rot. If found, they need to be transplanted as soon as possible to avoid continued infection.
4. Other issues
1. Edible: Not edible.
2. Toxicity: non-toxic.
2. Breeding skills
3. Problem diagnosis
4. Other issues
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