Stone reed 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: It likes soil rich in material and can be planted where moss grows. Moisture: Water should be carried out from time to time, the soil should be moist, and it needs to be sprayed with more water in summer. Nutrients: You can add some organic fertilizer to it, which needs to be diluted with water before use. Light: Avoid light when maintaining, because it does not like an environment with too much light, otherwise it will get sunburned.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: The soil for planting stone reeds should be soil containing humus. This kind of soil is rich in substances and can allow it to grow better.

2. Moisture: Its demand for moisture is average. Just irrigate it and spray some water from time to time after planting. However, when it is hot and dry in summer, you need to pay more attention and spray more water to keep the soil moist and maintain sufficient moisture.

3. Nutrients: Organic fertilizers are generally used when fertilizing. The concentration of fertilizer should be lower. When applying fertilizer, you need to dilute it with water first, and then pour it into the soil.

4. Light: It likes to grow in moist and dark places. It must be protected from light when breeding. Strong light will cause it to get sunburned and stop growing.

2. Breeding skills

1 2. Pruning: When it is growing vigorously, it is necessary to properly prune off the old and yellowing stems and leaves. This can promote the absorption of nutrients by the new stems and leaves, allowing them to grow better.

2. Propagation: Stone reed is generally propagated by divisions, and the breeding time is in March. Select a strong plant, dig it out with the roots, then trim it with scissors to about 5-10 cm, then soak it in water, then plant it in moist soil away from light.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1 2. Weak growth: When you see that its stems and leaves grow slowly and weakly, you should consider whether it has insufficient nutrient absorption. At this time, it should be fertilized, loosened and shaded. After sufficient nutrients are absorbed, it will slowly become stronger.

2. Insect pests: Common pests in stone reed cultivation are underground pests. At this time, poisonous baits are used to trap them. If they are not dealt with in time, the roots of the seedlings will be bitten.

IV. Other questions

1 2. Whether it can be exposed to rain: The plant can be exposed to rain on rainy days. It likes a moist and light-proof environment. In rainy weather, the air humidity increases after being washed by rainwater, which is more beneficial to its growth. However, you cannot be exposed to heavy rain for a long time.

2. Is it toxic? Stone reed itself is not toxic and can be cultured with confidence. When breeding, attention should be paid to giving it a suitable growth environment.

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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