Sophora japonica 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: Sophora japonica is resistant to both drought and moisture, and its soil requirements are not strict. Generally, sandy loam soil can be used. Moisture: When watering it, choose the time in the morning and evening. At noon, the sun is abundant and the sun is scorching. Watering at this time will easily cause it to wilt. Nutrients: When growing vigorously, apply more fertilizer and loosen the soil. Fertilizer can be stopped in winter. Sunlight: It is better to provide it with sufficient light during maintenance, which is more beneficial to its growth.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: Sophora japonica is resistant to drought and moisture. The requirements for soil are not strict. Generally, sandy loam soil can be used.

2. Moisture: When watering it, choose the time in the morning and evening. At noon, the sun is abundant and the sun is scorching. Watering it at this time will easily cause it to wither and wilt.

3. Nutrients: Sophora japonica has a great demand for fertilizers . During the period of vigorous growth, more fertilizer and loose soil should be applied to better promote the plant to absorb nutrients and grow vigorously.

4. Light temperature: It likes a sunny environment. Sufficient light can make its branches and leaves lush. It is intolerant of cold and freezing and will suffer frostbite at 2-5°C.

2. Breeding skills

1 , Pruning: Any old and damaged branches and leaves should be pruned in time. The pruned branches, stems and leaves can be placed in flower pots and used as fertilizer to make them self-sufficient and absorb nutrients.

2. Propagation: Sophora japonica is generally propagated by seeds. When the seeds are mature, select high-quality seed pods, place them in a ventilated place to dry, soak them in water and store them in a cloth bag. Wait until spring and plant in moist soil.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1 Stem rot: Stem rot is a common disease of Sophora japonica. It will cause the skin to rot and decay, the branches and leaves to become yellow and wilted, and finally cause it to die. When stem rot occurs, the infected branches should be removed promptly, and then sprayed with carbendazim mixed with water to kill.

2. Insect pests: When pests occur, you can choose to manually remove and kill them, or use trichlorfon mixed with water to spray the pests.

4. Other questions

1 . How to spend the winter: When winter comes, water it once and then prune the aging branches appropriately.

2. Can pregnant women cultivate it: It is also known as golden Phoenix tree, and the flowers in bloom have the effect of purifying the air. It is not toxic and can be cultivated by pregnant women.

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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