How to breed octagonal gold plate

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1. Breeding methods

3. Pest and disease control

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Raising octagonal gold plates requires sufficient sunlight but appropriate shade. The soil needs to have good drainage and contain base fertilizer. You can water more in hot weather, but less in normal times. Fertilizer should be applied mainly from spring to autumn, and fertilization should be done twice a month. Propagation can be done by cutting, sowing and dividing. If pests and diseases occur, they need to be sprayed with pesticides in time to prevent and control them.

1. Breeding methods

1. Breeding methods

1. Lighting: Octagonal gold plates need moderate lighting, but cannot be exposed to strong direct light. It can be placed in direct sunlight in winter, but in other seasons it must be shaded or placed under diffused light. It is necessary to maintain sufficient light time, otherwise the leaves will be very small.

2. Soil: Octagonal gold plate requires soil with good drainage. Add an appropriate amount of base fertilizer to the potting soil and use humus soil for planting. River sand can be added to enhance its water permeability.

3. Watering: Octagonal Gold Plate Watering varies according to temperature. In summer and early autumn, when the temperature is high, frequent watering is required, and water spraying is also required for humidification. Watering should be reduced after October to avoid frost damage to the roots.

4. Fertilization: The aniseed golden plate requires a large amount of fertilizer during its vigorous growth period. Generally, thin liquid fertilizer should be applied twice a month from mid-spring to early autumn. But it is forbidden to fertilize at other times, otherwise it will damage the roots.

2. Reproduction Techniques

Cutting, sowing and division methods are commonly used for propagation. Cuttings are carried out in autumn. Select two-year-old 15 cm long branches and insert them into the pot soil and water them thoroughly. Sowing is carried out in spring. Wash the seeds and sow them into the soil. Cover them with grass to keep them moist. They will germinate in 30 days. Division is also carried out in spring. Divide the original plant into several plants and plant them separately and maintain them in a cool place for 2 weeks.

3. Pest and Disease Control

1. Diseases: Common diseases include soot disease, leaf spot and yellowing disease. You need to pay attention to ventilation and fertilize on time, which can effectively enhance the resistance. After the onset of the disease, spray chlorothalonil and other pesticides promptly for treatment.

2. Insect pests: aphids, scale insects and red spider mites are relatively common. Different pesticides should be used to control different pests.

3. Pest and disease control

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