Breeding methods and breeding methods of broad-leaf phoenix

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis

4. Other issues

Soil: To raise broadleaf phoenix, you need to choose slightly acidic soil with good drainage. Lighting: Let it be exposed to the sun for a long time to ensure that it receives enough sunlight. Temperature: It likes to grow in a warm environment, and the temperature should be kept between 13 and 19 degrees. In winter, you need to pay attention to cold protection. Moisture: Water it more often during the growing period to provide it with sufficient moisture.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: Broad-leaf phoenix is suitable for growing in loose, breathable, nutrient-rich sandy soil. The soil in which it is grown needs to have good drainage. If conditions permit, you can purchase nutrient soil for planting.

2. Light: Its growth requires sufficient sunlight. Insufficient light will affect its normal growth, leading to growth problems such as leggy growth and wilted leaves.

3. Temperature: Its growth temperature should be controlled at 10 Between three and nineteen degrees. In winter, it should be moved indoors and the temperature should be controlled between seven and ten degrees. This will ensure that it survives the winter safely.

4. Moisture: It is very drought-tolerant, so the pot soil should be kept moist during the growth period. In summer, spray appropriately to cool down the plants, and in winter, watering should be controlled and watered less frequently.

2. Breeding skills

1 2. Repotting: The broad-leaf phoenix grows almost all year round, and its survival rate is extremely high. When its stems and leaves grow too high, you can cut the stems and leaves to lower the plant shape and promote more branches. Every spring, you need to repot it. Plants are repotted to ensure their beauty.

2. Pruning: Newly potted seedlings should be pruned in time to promote branching. If there are older plants, they should be cut off to encourage them to sprout new shoots.

3. Problem diagnosis

1 , Diseases: Botrytis gray mold and powdery mildew are relatively common diseases. They can be sprayed with thiophanate methyl powder liquid, and the diseases can also be prevented on a daily basis.

2. Pests: scale insects and aphids, which are also common pests, must be isolated first, and then sprayed with 1,000% Dimethoate EC. The insecticidal effect is better good.

IV. Other issues

1 . Whether it can be grown at home: You can grow it at home, but be careful not to water it too much. Too frequent watering will cause root rot. Frequent ventilation is required to facilitate plant growth.

2. Whether it can be exposed to rain: This type of plant cultivation does not require much water, so it cannot be exposed to rain. A large amount of rain erosion and deposition will destroy the root structure and shorten the growth life of the plant.

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