How to grow happy flowers

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1. Breeding methods

2. Reproduction skills

3. Pest and disease control

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To raise happy flowers, you need to ensure sufficient sunshine. Loose and fertile soil is more conducive to its growth. Watering needs to be dry and then watered thoroughly. Liquid fertilizer should be applied every 7 days. Propagation is usually carried out in autumn, and seeds are often used for propagation. If pests and diseases are found, they should be dealt with promptly and treated with chlorothalonil or other pesticides.

1. Breeding methods

1. Breeding methods

1. Light: Happy flower is a plant that loves sunlight. Both the growing and flowering stages can receive light for a long time.

2. Soil: Happy flowers do not have strict soil requirements. The soil is loose and fertile, as it is easier to survive. Just avoid soil compaction.

3. Watering: Wait until you water the happiness flower. Water when the soil is dry. Of course, long-term water shortage will also lead to poor plant growth, so you should pay attention to the condition of the pot soil and water it once it becomes dry. In spring and autumn, you can water it every 2-3 days, but in hot summer weather, you need to water it 1-2 times a day.

4. Fertilization: Happy flowers have a greater demand for fertilizers. In addition to adding base fertilizer when planting, you also need to top-dress fertilizer every week or so. You can water it with water-soluble compound fertilizer, which will help the plant absorb it. In addition, fertilization should be reduced in winter.

2. Reproduction Skills

Happiness Flowers are commonly propagated by sowing, and division and cuttings can also be used. Among them, sowing is mostly carried out from August to September. Since the seeds are small, broadcasting is used. After sowing, cover it with fine soil about 5 mm, water it thoroughly and provide proper shade. Division is carried out in March. After digging out the roots, cut off the lateral buds with roots and plant them into other pots. Cuttings are mostly taken from April to June. Select 10 cm branches with more than 3 nodes and remove the base leaves before cutting. Pay attention to shading and moisturizing.

3. Pest and disease control

1 , Diseases: Mainly include leaf blight, gray mold, brown spot and anthracnose, etc., which can be controlled with chlorothalonil.

2. Pests: Common ones include cutworms, aphids and longhorn beetles, which need to be killed with pesticides and the attached branches and leaves should also be removed.

2. Reproduction skills

3. Pest and disease control

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