Pink vine 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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Pot soil: The soil must be fertile and strong, and some decomposed base fertilizer needs to be mixed with the soil. Moisture: Keep the soil slightly moist when watering. It can be slightly dry in winter. You can use a watering can to spray water to moisturize. Nutrients: Fertilizer should be applied every seven to fifteen days during the growing season to help its growth. Sunlight: I like a location with bright light. Be careful to avoid strong light. A slightly darker location will do.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Maintenance methods

1. Pot soil: The soil for potted pink vines can be prepared by yourself. You can choose a mixture of rotted leaf soil and garden soil. You can also choose river sand, leaf humus soil, and peat soil. Wait for mixing. Also mix some base fertilizer into it to keep the soil moist and fertile.

2. Moisture: When watering it, it should be dry and wet. The soil should be slightly moist, and no water should be allowed to accumulate. In winter, the pot soil needs to be slightly dry, and a watering can should be used to spray water on the leaves to maintain air humidity, which is beneficial to the growth of the stems and leaves of the pink vine.

3. Nutrients: When growing vigorously, it is necessary to Fertilize once every seven to fifteen days so that the soil has sufficient fertility and is very helpful for its growth.

4. Sunlight: Pink vine likes a warm and bright environment, but strong direct sunlight should be avoided. Strong light will cause burns to the leaves of pink vine. Just place it in a place with good light and do not raise it in a dark place.

2. Breeding skills

1 Pruning: The pink vine grows quickly, and the branches that grow out tend to become messy. At this time, it is necessary to cut off the random branches and branches that are not growing well. This can not only maintain a good shape, but also benefit the growth of the pink vine.

2. Propagation: Pink vine is generally propagated by cuttings, usually in June and July. Choose young shoots from side branches, about 15 cm long, and then cut off half of the leaves of the cuttings. Roots will take place ten days to half a month after insertion.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1 . Diseases and insect pests: The main diseases and insect pests of pink vines come from red spiders and scale insects. After discovery, they need to be sprayed with omethoate 1000 times liquid in time to prevent and control them.

2. Repot: Pink vines are usually repotted every two years or so, in early spring. The roots can be pruned when repotting, and it is best to replace them with new soil after pruning.

IV. Other questions

1 . How to spend the winter: Pink vines must pay attention to the temperature during the winter. The temperature cannot be too low. When the temperature is lower than 5°C, the leaves will be frostbitten, so it must be kept above 5°C.

2. Whether it can be placed indoors: It can be grown indoors. If it is grown indoors, try to place it in a location with better lighting and good ventilation. Poor lighting and ventilation will make its growth condition worse.

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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