Methods and precautions for cultivating ground bile grass

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

Soil: The soil must be prepared before planting. The soil should contain humus, and contaminated soil cannot be used. Moisture: It likes a humid environment. Water it as soon as possible in dry weather, but drain it in rainy seasons. Nutrients: Base fertilizer should be applied before planting. Farmyard manure can be spread into the soil. Sunlight: During the growth period, it can be exposed to moderate light, but do not be exposed to the scorching sun and must be shielded from strong sunlight.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: Humus-containing soil should be used for cultivating bilegrass. The soil should be well prepared before planting to be more conducive to its growth. Be careful not to use contaminated soil.

2. Moisture: Euphorbia prefers a humid environment , timely watering is required in drier weather, and timely drainage is required on rainy days to avoid harm caused by water accumulation.

3. Nutrients: Before planting gallgrass, the soil must be fertilized. Farm fertilizer is generally used. Spread farmyard fertilizer evenly into the soil and then plow the field so that the plants can better absorb it. You can also spray new high-fat film fertilizer, which will help isolate pests and diseases.

4. Sunlight: Pay attention to blocking when raising ground bile grass. Exposure to strong light, because it is afraid of strong light, will affect its growth. It can be properly exposed to light when growing, but it must be shielded when there is scorching sun.

2. Breeding skills

1. Pruning: As the grass grows, some weeds will grow in the soil. At this time, the weeds need to be dealt with in time, otherwise Weeds will absorb nutrients from the soil. Insufficient nutrients absorbed by the gallweed will affect its growth rate, and its dead branches and rotten leaves must be pruned.

2. Propagation: Ground bilegrass is generally propagated by cuttings. This propagation method is usually used when germination occurs in spring. Cut strong branches, and every three sections will be a cutting. Remove some leaves at the bottom of the cutting, leaving only a few leaves on the top, and finally cut it into the soil.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1 . Disease and pest control: Common pests and diseases include mole crickets, ants, aphids, and leaf blight. At this time, pesticides must be sprayed as soon as possible to kill the pests.

2. Withering of leaves: The phenomenon of wilting leaves is mostly caused by too much water or too much fertilizer. The soil should be turned over to promote water evaporation, and fertilizer should be stopped in the recent period.

IV. Other issues

1 2. Can pregnant women breed it? It is not recommended for pregnant women to breed it because it has a unique fragrance. If you smell it for a long time, you may not be used to it and may feel uncomfortable.

2. Picking buds: If the plants are not left for planting, the buds should be removed in August, so that nutrients will be concentrated on the rhizomes, which will help the yield.

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