Centella asiatica cultivation methods and precautions

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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Soil management: Fertile, well-drained sandy soil is generally used to grow Centella asiatica. Special soil can be used if conditions permit. Moisture needs: It has a high demand for moisture and likes a humid environment. Nutrient management: Generally use organic fertilizer and apply it every 15-20 days. Light management: Centella asiatica is suitable for growing in semi-sun places. Pay attention to providing shade when the light is strong.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil management: It does not have high requirements on soil. Generally, fertile and well-drained sandy soil is used. If possible, you can also purchase soil specifically for growing plants.

2. Water demand: It has a high demand for water and likes a humid environment. Timely watering and irrigation are more conducive to the growth needs of Centella asiatica.

3. Light management: Centella asiatica is suitable for growing in half Shady places are generally suitable for half-sun exposure, but not for strong light exposure. Pay attention to providing shade when the light is strong.

4. Nutrient management: Generally use organic fertilizer and apply it every 15-20 days. This will help its roots absorb nutrients and promote its growth.

2. Breeding skills

1 Propagation: Generally, divisions are used for propagation. In early spring, strong plants should be transplanted into soil with sufficient nutrients. The messy grass branches around them should be removed in time to avoid absorbing nutrients in the soil.

2. Pruning: When you see that the branches and leaves of Centella asiatica are old and decayed, they should be cleaned up in time. The cleaned branches and leaves should be buried, and the roots should not be used as fertilizer. , which will infect other healthy branches and leaves and affect their growth.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1 2. Yellowing of branches and leaves: The main reason for yellowing of branches and leaves is that the soil is too dry or too moist and lacks nutrients. At this time, you should first trim off the yellowed branches and leaves, then use compound fertilizer to dissolve in water, and use a small watering can to spray the branches and leaves. Spray and then pour into the roots.

2. Pests and diseases: Centella asiatica has very few pests and diseases, as long as you pay more attention to prevention and control.

4. Other questions

1 Whether Centella Asiatica can be grown hydroponically: Centella Asiatica can be grown hydroponically. Place it in a well-lit and ventilated place. Check the water quality regularly and change the water. Remove the withered leaves inside in time, and prune the branches and leaves appropriately. roots, which can promote the absorption of nutrients by the roots and more effectively promote the growth of Centella asiatica.

2. Is it toxic? Centella asiatica is not poisonous and can be grown with confidence. Centella asiatica has a strong ornamental effect and has made a lot of contributions to greening.

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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