June chrysanthemum cultivation methods and precautions
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3. Problem diagnosis and treatment
Soil: It likes moisture. Generally, sandy soil is sufficient for breeding. Moisture: It requires a lot of water, and the soil must be kept moist for a long time to grow better. Nutrients: When fertilizing, just use organic fertilizer. It should be applied in small amounts and frequently. Light: Suitable for half-sunlight. Strong light should be avoided. Strong light will burn the plant and damage the stems and leaves, which is very harmful to its growth.
1. Maintenance methods
1. Maintenance methods
1. Soil: June chrysanthemums like moist soil and often grow along rivers, roadsides, and fields. They are also known as small wildflowers. They can be planted in sandy soil. .
2. Moisture: It has a high demand for water. The soil layer for planting needs to be kept moist for a long time so that it has sufficient water for better growth.
3. Nutrients: Just use organic fertilizer. Dissolve the organic fertilizer in water and pour it into the soil, so that it can fully absorb nutrients.
4. Lighting: Suitable for half-sunlight, because It needs appropriate shade during the flower bud formation period. Do not expose it to too much light, as direct sunlight may cause burns.
2. Breeding skills
1. Pruning: After planting for a certain period of time, the plants should be topping and the lowest leaves should be trimmed off. This will make the plants grow stronger and stronger. Good absorption of nutrients.
2. Propagation: Propagation can be carried out by dividing the plants. Select strong seedlings and transplant them into soil with sufficient nutrients. Then spray some water to keep the soil moist, and you will see strong growth in about a week.
3. Problem diagnosis and treatment
1 , Black spot disease: A common disease in planting June chrysanthemums is black spot disease, so you should pay attention to protection at ordinary times. When black spot occurs, you can use carbendazim diluted with some water and spray it with a small watering can.
2. Root rot: There should be no accumulated water in the pot when watering. The roots will rot if stored in water for a long time. Drainage should be carried out in time and the roots should be pruned.
IV. Other questions
1 . How to spend the winter: Its cold resistance is relatively poor, so it needs to be moved indoors for breeding in winter. At this time, the temperature should not be lower than five degrees Celsius. Too low a temperature will cause frostbite.
2. Whether it can be exposed to rain: June chrysanthemum cannot be exposed to rain. Its stems and leaves are short. Rain will break its stems and leaves. If the stems and leaves are broken, it will directly affect its growth. Therefore, in rainy weather, you should move to a shelter from the rain in time to avoid damaging the branches and leaves.
2. Breeding skills
3. Problem diagnosis and treatment
4. Other issues
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