Lilac 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: When cultivating lilacs, you need to prepare sandy soil with good air permeability and drainage capabilities, which is more suitable for its growth. Moisture: It is drought tolerant, but if you want it to grow well, you still have to give it enough moisture. Water needs to be added before the soil dries out. Light: It likes light by nature and can receive full sunlight every day. It should be kept in a location with good lighting. Temperature: 15-25℃ is most suitable for its growth. You need to pay attention to cold protection when the temperature is low in winter.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Maintenance method

1. Soil: It is best to use pottery pots to cultivate lilacs, and then choose some sandy soil. In this case, it has both ventilation and drainage, which is very suitable for the growth of lilacs. It also eliminates the hidden danger of water accumulation and root rot.

2. Moisture: Lilacs have a certain ability to tolerate drought, but this does not mean that they cannot be watered for a long time. Generally, you can water them after the pot soil dries. If In rainy weather, pay attention to drainage work.

3. Light: It is a plant that particularly likes sunlight. When breeding, be sure to place it in a location with sufficient sunlight for maintenance. It can be placed on a balcony, a sunny dining room, and other locations with long sunlight hours.

4. Temperature: It has strict temperature requirements and is suitable for growing in an environment of 15-25℃. In summer and winter, special attention must be paid to shading and warmth, and maintenance must be ensured. The circulation of ambient air prevents the occurrence of pests and diseases.

2. Breeding skills

1 , Pruning: When pruning lilacs, you need to prune the roots once. The second step is to prune in the beginning of spring. Cut off too dense and thin branches to ensure that the supply of nutrients is not wasted, and to provide a ventilated environment and sunshine for future growth. adequate.

2. Repotting: Lilacs are relatively easy to take care of. When repotting, you only need enough fertilizer. After planting, just water it once and it will be enough.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1 2. Yellow leaves: Also called yellowing disease, it mostly occurs in northern areas. It is caused by the lack of iron in the soil. Plants cannot perform photosynthesis normally. When nutrients are reduced, the leaves will turn yellow. When fertilizing, add ferrous sulfate or use food. Watering by diluting vinegar with water can be improved.

2. Red spider mites: This pest is relatively common. Once discovered, it must be isolated and treated as soon as possible. It reproduces very quickly, and will produce the next generation in about 3 days. The leaves are extremely harmful. Commonly used drugs: Eika, Jinmanzhi, abamectin, Acarin, etc. can be used in proportion.

IV. Other issues

1 . Is it toxic? Lilac flowers are not toxic, and its flowers can be soaked in water and drunk. They have many benefits for the human body, and the taste is also very sweet.

2. Whether it can be grown in the bedroom: It is not recommended to grow lilacs in the bedroom. The smell released by the flowers at night has an adverse effect on people with heart disease and high blood pressure, causing them to feel depressed. , will also consume indoor oxygen, so try not to breed them in the bedroom.

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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