How to grow goat milk flowers and precautions

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1. Soil

2. Moisture

3. Fertilization

4. Lighting

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Soil: Sandy loam is the best for nursery land, with a slight slope to facilitate drainage, and some organic fertilizers should be applied to ensure the breathability of the soil. Moisture: Keep the bed surface moist and water the seedlings promptly after they emerge, but pay attention to drainage during the rainy season. Fertilizer: Topdress with dilute manure water once when the seedlings are young, then topdress with manure water once in summer, and no more manure after sealing the ridges. Lighting: Seedlings should build a sunshade, and the bed surface should be able to transmit light as a standard. When they grow up, the sunshade should be slowly removed.

1. Soil

1. Soil

The best choice for nursery land is sandy loam, which should have a slight slope to facilitate drainage. It should be plowed to a depth of about 33cm, and fully decomposed high-quality farmyard manure should be applied, about 5 000kg/667m2. The height of the bed should be determined according to the topography and groundwater level. The width of the bed should be 1.2m and the length should be customized.

2. Moisture

Keep the bed surface moist and water the seedlings in time after they are unearthed. After the seedlings grow to 15cm, there is no need to water again. Pay attention to drainage during the rainy season, and set up trellises in time when they grow to 30cm.

3. Fertilization

When the seedlings are 3-7cm high, dilute manure water should be applied once, and the dosage for 667m2 is about 1200kg. In summer, apply manure once more, with a dosage of 1500-2000kg for 667m2. No more manure will be applied after sealing the ridge.

4. Lighting

A awning should be built for seedlings with a height of 5cm. The standard is that the bed surface can transmit light. The best material for sunshade is black pine branches. For seedlings with a height of 10cm, a awning should be built gradually. Remove awnings.

2. Moisture

3. Fertilization

4. Lighting

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